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Neath Castle GY 52
Neath Castle Built 1942 Cochrane & Son Selby Built as Fish Class Trawler for the Admiralty Named Mullet T 311
Commissioned as an A/S Trawler
24/05/1946 Bought by Consolidated Fisheries Ltd and registered to subsidiary Rhondda Steam Fishing Co
02/1947 Registered at Swansea as the Neath Castle SA 49
04/06/1947 Sailed her first trip out of Swansea
03/1958 Sold to Rhondda Fishing Co Grimsby
20/03/1958 Registered in Grimsby as GY 52
10/06/1960 Sold to BISCO and allocated to Clayton & Davie Dunston for breaking up
Her Details are
- Official Number 168577
- Yard Number 1253
- GT 380 NT 142
- Dimensions 147 x 25.1 x 13.2
- Quarter Deck 81 Foc’sle 25
- Engines Amos & Smith 700 ihp 3 cyl 11.0 knots
Scrapped 06/1960 at the River Tyne, Registry closed 05/06/1961
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Lady Estelle GY 52
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Empress GY 52
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Buffalo GY 52
Buffalo built 10/01/1905 Cook Welton & Gemmell Beverley for Henry Morris & Thomas E. Fisher Grimsby
07/1915 Requisitioned as a minesweeper
12/1915 Renamed Buffalo II
1919 Returned to owners and reverted to original name
11/11/1926 Sold to Walter Garrett Grimsby
26/11/1931 Bought by Thomas E. Fisher Grimsby
Her details are
- Official Number 118946
- Yard Number 65
- Call Sign HCFP
- Admiralty number FY 1597
- Armament 1-6pdr
- GT 230 NT 92
- Quarter deck 71 Foc’sle 20
- Dimensions 122 x 21.5 x 11.4
- Engines Amos & Smith 65 NHP 10 knots
Arrived at Thornaby for breaking up on the 27/04/1937