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6th February 2011, 09:48 PM
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Port Curtis
From 1959 to 1960 I sailed on the Port Curtis, the voyage being 22 months long.Looking on the Net, there is no mention of this ship other than I have posted myself.I would like to know if any of the crew members of those years are still alive,that is ,apart from me.Come to that, has anyone even heard of the Port Curtis?
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7th February 2011, 04:49 PM
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Port Curtis
Hi Colin. I must admit that although I was with Port Line for 7 years I never came into contact with the "Curtis"
If you go to www.photoship.co.uk and go on the Old Ship Picture Thumbnails Page 14, there are 6 photo's of the Port Curtis. Fred.
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7th February 2011, 05:40 PM
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Port Curtis
Hi Colin again, thought this might be of interest.
www.theshiplist.com/ships/lines/portline.htm
Commonwealth & Dominion Line/Port Line.
" Port Curtis" (1) Built 1910. 1914 transferred from Wm. Milburn & Co. 1917 Captured & Sunk by U-Boat off Brittany.
" Port Curtis" (2) Built 1920. 1936 Sold to Counties Ship Management, London. Renamed "Tower Dale"
" Port Curtis" (3) Built 1953. Ex-Thistledowne. 1955 Chartered from Albyn Line. Renamed "Port Curtis" 1961 Reverted to "Thistledowne"
Fred.
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