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Titanic Ships: the other ships of the Titanic story

by John P. Eaton

Port of Registry: Southampton
Flag of Registry: British
Funnel: Red, black top
Company flag: Divided by crossed lines into four equal triangles. Blue at hoist, white at top, green at fly, red at bottom
Signal letters: J B K C
Steel hull, one funnel, two screws, one deck
Engines: compound, 4 cyl. 2 each: 19”, 38” x 30” stroke, 1,400 h.p.
Tonnage: Gross 314 Underdeck 278 Net 3
Dimensions: Length 130 ft. Width 25 ft. Depth 11.9 ft.

1910 Built and engined by Day, Summers, and Co. Ltd. Northam, Devo Yard No. 145
1910 Launched
1961 April, sold.

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