Company names and their ships names

The Carron Company didn't name their ships, they numbered them instead.
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https://puffersandvics.org/CarronCompany.htm

Fouro.

Just like ships lifeboats Fouro ? JS

Sailed with P&O BSD. Ships where named after Hunts. ATHERSTONE, BUCCLEOUGH, COTSWOLD, DUHALLOW, ERIDGE, FERNIE, GRAFTON, HEYTHROP, IRFON, JEDFOREST, KILDARE, LAUDERDALE, MEYNELL, NEWFOREST.

Port line, all after ports, Port Jackson and the prettiest ship ever built, the Port Townsville. And a bunch of other Port boats.

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Did not Crest Line have ships ending with ---- crest!
I know there were but how many !?
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Added Found this so helps me !
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Crest Shipping Part One - Shipping Today & Yesterday Magazine (shippingtandy.com)

Another one was Dollar Steamship Company / Dollar Line

Dollar SS Company (theshipslist.com) Had a lot of Ships with the name of Dollar at the end . But also had many other Ships with other names as well.
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Good name, if they ran short of names they could change the dollar to buck, 0r put under the Mexican flag and call pesos . Cheers JS

B.H.P. the Aust mining giant called nearly all its ships Iron something. Iron Baron all the way through the alphabet to Iron Yampi.
https://www.flotilla-australia.com/bhp.htm

Bob

The Carron Company also had steam cargo passenger ships. These ships were of between two and three thousand tons. I know three of these ships were named the Forth, the Carron and the Avon. The Avon was built by Wigham Richardson in 1897. It weighed approx 2000 tons. It was a twin screw ship powered by a triple expansions steam engine. This vessel was used on a twice weekly service from Grangemouth, the Tyne to London. The Avon was mainly used on the Tyne to London leg. In the early 1920's the company decided to come out of owning ships after suffering several losses from the fleet during World War One.

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Larrinaga of Liverpool, ships carried family members names.
Vic