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Name: ANTIOCHE
Type: Fishing Vessel
Launched: 04/05/1905
Completed: 1905
Builder: Smith's Dock Co Ltd
Yard: North Shields
Yard Number: 766
Dimensions: 249grt, 80nrt, 125.0 x 22.0 x 12.0ft; (by 1966: 200grt, 131.2 x 21.3ft)
Engines: T3cyl (12.5, 20 & 34 x 25ins), 58nhp;
(1951: Oil engine, 2SA, 5cyl (280 x 490mm), 550bhp)
Engines by: Shields Engineering Co Ltd, North Shields;
(1951: Harland & Wolff, Belfast)
Propulsion: 1 x Screw
Construction: Steel
Reg Number: n/a
History:
1905 G Connor, La Rochelle
19XX O Dahl, La Rochelle
191X Government of France - French Navy
15/05/1915 Government of Italy - Regia Marina; renamed NEMBO
09/09/1924 Renamed CAMOGLI
1948 Municipality of Patmos, Greece
1950 M Tzonis, Piraeus; renamed NINA
11/1953 NE Anatonlikis Mesogeiou & Co, Piraeus
07/1955 Renamed CHRYSANTI
1963 P & I Fillipakos, Piraeus
06/1968 Renamed MARIA K
03/1970 E & G Karpovic, Piraeus
03/1970 Unknown non-Greek owner
No later history known
Comments: 191X: Requisitioned by the French Navy
01/07/1915: In service as a tugboat
Armed with 1 x 76mm & 1 x 40mm guns. 19 x crew.
08/1919: Employed as minesweeper
1927: Served as a transport
08/09/1943: In service at Lero
10/10/1943: Sunk in a German air raid at Patmos
1948: Salvaged & converted to a cargo vessel
1951: Re-engined with a Harland & Wolf engine, made in 1941
Still listed in LR 1976 but not LR 1979


Above photo as ANTIOCHE is copyright of Lancashire County Council

Above photo as ANTIOCHE is copyright of Lancashire County Council

Above photo as CAMOGLI is courtesy of Nereo Castelli & Mario Cicogna

Above photo as CAMOGLI is courtesy of Nereo Castelli & Mario Cicogna

Above photo as CAMOGLI is courtesy of Nereo Castelli & Mario Cicogna