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Glasgow ...The Port at Work
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Ellerman sold her in 1971 when she became MALDIVE LOYALTY and was scrapped as that on Gadani Beach in November 1982.
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Post by Robert » Tue Sep 18, 2012 11:06 am
A question or few. Answers from everybody please.
I'm aware that, in addition to the Clydeholm yard, Barclay, Curle had two facilities at Elderslie.
I understand that the West yard in Elderslie was in operation from 1912 to 1930.
The Dockyard was in operation from 1931 to 1975.
So the questions start.
1) Was the West yard for new-build or was it similarly a repair yard?
2) Was the Dockyard exclusively for repair work?
3) If either of these yards laid down a new vessel, does anyone have the briefest mention by name?
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Post by Deepol » Wed Sep 19, 2012 1:16 pm
AL KHALIDIA, Kuwaiti vessel June 1974. One of the Kherson Standard Design she was built there in 1971. She became MO'TAH in 1981 and scrapped as that at Alang in October 1986.
Houlder's bulker LYNTON GRANGE departing in June 1977. She was built by Austin and Pickersgill at Sunderland in 1976.
She ended her days on the Alang beaches in December 2000 as CHIOS CHARM.
PERELLE loading scrap in November 1992. She was built at Wivenhoe in 1979 and in 1994 became FOSSELAND.
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Actually an ore-oil carrier she was built for the Grangesberg-Oxelosund Company by Gotaverken in 1974.
Remarkably she passed to British registry in 1972 as ATHELCROWN and as that was scrapped at Kaohsiung arriving there on 19th May 1975.
Clyde Navigation Trust photo, Bill Forth Collection.
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Donald Robertson, Clyde Shiplovers' Soc collection.
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Sadly she foundered on a voyage from Singapore on November 1st 1990.
I'm sure another of her sisters changed hands in Yorkhill as well.
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They are superb and can be purchased. A search for William K. Work will throw up some absolute gems.
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Next is Harland and Wolff's basin with one of the five BI B Class fitting out whilst across the river two Anchor Line ships are at Yorkhill Quay.
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Paul refers to the photographs of Willie Work on the PIXSTEL Website. I visited this site today and was truly enchanted by the quality & variety of his Clyde photos which seem to date from the 50,s & 60,s.
For those member who have missed this post, or just not visited the site I strongly recommend that you do so immediately.
I guarantee that you, like I will be glad that you did.
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