Thielbek

This vessel was in the grain trade. This vessel was rigged with double topgallants and a turtleback to prevent the helmsman from being washed overboard by a following sea. On August 24, 1913 while under tow of the Ocklahoma this vessel collided with the Norwegian steamer Thode Fagelund in the Columbia River.

In 1914 this vessel was interned in Mexico at the start of the First World War and was there until purchased by Robert Dollar & Co. This vessel was scuttled into a breakwater at Oakland California.