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The Allen Collection |
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Comben Longstaff |
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History Comben Longstaff & Co.Ltd. was one of the most prominent shipowners in the UK and European trades, owning a wide variety of coasters and larger ships mostly with names ending - BROOK. The company was notable for building some of the last steamers for the coal trade, and followed these with an attractive series of motorships. There is little information available about this company on the Internet and we can only find a poor quality representation of the company flag. |
Comben Longstaff |
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VESSEL TYPE |
LAUNCHED/COMPLETED |
TONNAGE |
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BUILDER |
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Cargo 117,328 G. |
March 1952 Yard No: 232 |
Gross: 1780 Net: 871 |
2268 |
John Lewis & Sons. Ltd. Aberdeen. |
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No Info |
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No Info |
1964 |
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No Info |
Aug 1920 Yard No: 218 |
Gross: 1696 Net: 997 |
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Wood, Skinner & Co. Ltd. Newcastle |
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No Info |
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Cargo 71,296 G. |
Sept 1956 Yard No: 236 |
Gross: 1036 Net: 580 |
1350 |
Schips Gideon V/L Koster Groningen, Netherlands |
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No Info |
Jan 1960 Yard No: 242 |
Gross: 1040 Net: 558 |
1450 |
Schips Gideon V/L Koster Groningen, Netherlands |
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No Info |
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