Ships Built in Scotland - Fitzroy, USS Venetia, RMS Empress of Russia, USS Yacona, USS Britannia, SS Georgiana, St Cervia, RMS Empress of Asia (Paperback)

Please note that the content of this book primarily consists of articles available from Wikipedia or other free sources online. Pages: 69. Chapters: Fitzroy, USS Venetia, RMS Empress of Russia, USS Yacona, USS Britannia, SS Georgiana, ST Cervia, RMS Empress of Asia, USS Hermitage, SS Admella, USS Wakiva II, PS Lincoln Castle, USS Antona, HMS Loch Insh, MV Claymore, SS Cap Tafelneh, MV Isle of Arran, Adele, MS Lady of Mann, SMS Seeadler, SS Empire Clansman, USS Hancock, RMS Saxonia, RMS Empress of France, HMNZS Pukaki, Iolair, USS Wanderer, USS Howick Hall, MV Clansman, SS Conte Rosso, MV Hebrides, HMNZS Arbutus, USS Santa Rosalia, SS Empire Arthur, MV Lochiel, HMS Loch Katrine, MV Argobeam, RRS Bransfield, USS Charlton Hall, USS Craster Hall, Madiz, USS Christabel, Ems, USS Kopara, MV Loch Alainn, SS Cawarra, USS General Alava, USS Mohican, USS Sylvia, TSS Maianbar, HMS Foxglove, MV Lochnevis, MV Saturn, USS Teresa, Japanese gunboat Fushimi, USS Cherokee, Wendouree, USS Kerkenna, MV Loch Seaforth, MV Lochmor, USS Emeline, USS Gertrude, SS Queenworth, USS Narada, RMS Medina, RV Corystes, SS South Steyne, USS Owera, MV Loch Tarbert, MV Isle of Cumbrae, MV St Catherine, USS Munwood, USS Corona, USS May, Lady McLeod, USS Lilian, USS Little Ada, USS Shearwater, USS Nanshan, HMS Herald, MV Loch Buie, HMNZS Puriri, USS Cythera, HMNZS Breeze, USS Kaula, USS Surf, HMS Felixstowe, HMS Mileham, HMS Edlingham, MV St Helen, HMS Lasham, HMS Davenham, SS Maheno, SS Stirling Castle, Wyreema, SS Wimmera. Excerpt: The Fitzroy was a steel steamer screw built in 1912 at Old Kilpatrick, that was wrecked when it Capsized in gale whilst carrying a general cargo between Coffs Harbour and Sydney and was lost off Cape Hawke, New South Wales on 26 June 1921. The vessel was a steel single deck and the bridge ship with 2 masts and an Elliptical Stern it dimensions were Length from foredeck of stem to stern post was 170 feet 2 inches (51.87 m)Length @ 1/4 depth front top of weather deck at ami.