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Duchess Dale

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Historia

This fishboat, general was built in 1951 by Art Pilling Craft Boat Works Ltd. in Vancouver, BC.

Notas históricas

Bill Murphy (British Columbia Nautical History Facebook GRoup 16/01/2019) reportes that "In 1956 I owned a Registered Vessel G.V. Duchess Dale. This was a 20' Art Art Pilling Craft Boat Works Ltd. cruiser built in Vancouver and used as a Marine Taxi. This vessel carried a "Blue Book Registration" which consisted of a Certificate of British Registry detailing the Builder and exacting details of the Vessel as measured by the Steamship inspector ( yes I know this was a gasoline vessel and only 20 Feet in Length) had an Official Number carved into a bulkhead. In addition as we were an operating a marine service we had to renew our Coasting licence each year. Unfortunately in Spring of 1959 this vessel was destroyed by explosion and fire at Minstrel Island and declared a constructive total loss. The Royal Canadian Mounted Police acting for the Authorities in the remote area conducted a review of the Incident."

Propietarios y capitanes

In 1951-1956 she was owned by Elmer M. Lynde, Minstrel Island BC Canada.

In 1956-1959 she was owned by William J. Murphy, Minstrel Island BC Canada.

Remotorización

Repowered in 1957 with a gasoline engine by Paragon Engine Co., Vancouver BC Canada.

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