States Marine Lines
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States Marine Lines
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| Gross Tonnage: | 7,210 | Net: | 4,375 |
| Dimensions: | 422.8 x 57.0 x 34.8 | MC Type: | EC2-S-C1 |
| Builder: | Bethelem Fairfield Shipyard, Inc. Baltimore, MD | Hull # USMC Hull # Date of Build: Delivered: | 2382 2650 1944 6/44 |
| Engines: | T.3 Cy. 24 1/2", 37" & 70' - 48' | Engine Builder: | National Transit Pump & Machine Co. Oil City, PA |
| Navigation: | DF, ESD, GYC | Decks, etc.: | 2 Decks, Fitted for Oil Fuel, Cruiser Stern |
| Began SM Service: | 1946 | Ended SM Service: | 1955 |
----------------------------------- Vessel History ----------------------------------- |
Date | Vessel # | Vessel Name | Vessel Owner | Call Ltrs | Home Port | Flag |
1944 | 245941 | Oakley Wood | US War Shipping Administration | WPSM | Baltimore | USWB |
1946 | 245941 | Oakley Wood | US Maritime Commission | WPSM | Baltimore | US |
1946 | 245941 | Keystone State | States Marine Corp. New York | WPSM | New York | US |
1947 | 245941 | Keystone State | States Marine Corp. of Delaware New York | WPSM | Wilmington | US |
1950 | 245941 | Keystone State | States Marine Corp. of Delaware Wilmington, DE | WPSM | Wilmington | US |
1955 | Georges Fribourg | United Steamship Corp. Panama | HPSE | Panama | Panamanian | |
1957 | 898 | Magallanes | Magallanes CIA Armadora S.A. c/o Maurolean Brothers London | 5LEX | Monrovia | Liberian |
1959 | 898 | Alexander S.M. | Fairseas Freighters Corp. c/o World Seas Shipping Inc. New York | 5LEX | Monrovia | Liberian |
1966 | 898 | Thimar S. | Fairseas Freighters Corp. c/o World Seas Shipping Inc. New York | 5LEX | Monrovia | Liberian |
| Disposition Date | Comments |
| 1967 | June 23rd, aground and abandoned near Soehi Besar, North Sarawak, 02.58 N, 108.40 E on voyage Mormugao to Japan carrying ore; total loss. |
| The information on this page is the kind contribution of Skip Lewis. Skip, whose dad sailed for Isthmian, is an avid collector and researcher of everything States Marine and Isthmian. In his quest, he has used many sources and publications including Lloyd's of London and Imperial Steel by John Atherton. Thank you, Skip. Copyright © 2004-2005 - All rights reserved. |
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