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Source: Lloyd’s Register Foundation, Heritage & Education Centre, Lloyd’s Register of Yachts 1939, digitised via Internet Archive. Licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Images have been converted, resized and watermarked for web display; machine-generated table OCR has been added.
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Source: Lloyd’s Register Foundation, Heritage & Education Centre, Lloyd’s Register of Yachts 1939, digitised via Internet Archive. Licensed under CC BY-NC-SA 4.0. Images have been converted, resized and watermarked for web display; machine-generated table OCR has been added.
| *Bordeaux, with a district including La Rochelle, Bayonne and inter- mediate ports. | 38, Rue du Jardin Public, Bordeaux. | Register. No. 49-13. |
| Bdx | Bordeaux | Dnk | Dunkirk | Lbc | Lübeck | P.NI. | Port Natal | Sws | Swansea |
| 427 | Armen Wood | BmSlp | - | 402 | Bellet et | Bordeaux | Georges Lory | Nantes |
| 483 | Atalante | Wood | Ketch Claverie,36 | [ ] [ ] | | — 492 40.2 | 11.8 64 | 65 6:1 797 | Bellet& Castera J.Guédon | Bordeaux 1927 | Maurice Lauck | Monaco |
| 1891 | El Caïd | Wood | AuxBm | [ ] — | [ ] - | 75 | [ ] - | Bordeaux | Petrol Motor | Paul Addor | Geneva |
| 2344 | Flying Toy Wood | BmSlp Ratsey,37 | [ ] - 4 | 23:3 27.7 19'1 | 67 - 40 475 | Bellet& Castera J.Guedon | Bordeaux 1932 | T. P. Brown Int. 85 metre Class (French) | Chatham |
| 4921 | Nani | Wood | Bmu | [ ] - | 26.0 | 67 40 | Bellet& | Bordeaux | Senorita M. T. Perez | Santander |
| 5206 | Oceanic | Wood | AuxYwl | - | 53.5 | 12.6 | 92 | Barrière | Arcachon | Petrol Motor | Julien Baronnet | Bordeaux |
| 5539 | Phèrousa | Wood | AuxKch | 32.66 | 68'1 | 213 | 7.5 | Chantiers | Bordeaux | Oil Engine | Havre | V |
| 5553 | Phoque | Wood | Cutter | - | 213 | 6:0 | 21 | Monimeau | Bordeaux | C. Morenne | Arcachon |
| 6882 | Suzanne | Comp. | BmKch | 1422 | 49.0 | 113 7.25 | G.Sahuqué | Bordeaux | Cecil K. Harper | London |
| 7330 | Vadrouille Wood Par.Mot. | ScYwl Thénot,26 | — 14 | 347 103 5.9 380 5.9 3:9 31:1 247 | Salmoiroghi J.VanCuyck | Bordeaux 1923 | Paraffin Motor 4Cy. Ballot,Paris | L. L. Lafage alts.26 | Pauillac |
| 7423 | Vasconia II Wood | BmSlp Ratsey,27 | [ ] [ ] — | - 35.5 | [ ] [ ] - - 537 | G.Bonnin F.Bertrand | Bordeaux 1926 | Cercle de la Voile d'Oran | Oran |
| 7816 | Wi-Ki Wood | AuxKch | 460 | 138 7.9 | Deutsche | Kiel | Petrol Motor | Marc Blanchy | Bordeaux |
| Barden, L. H., 263A, New Cross Road, London, S.E.14. a. Siata 20 | Barley, F. Cecil, Lyndhurst, 19, Broxbourne Road, Orpington, Kent.-Cnq.-L.S. a. Maid 14 | Barnes, Harry T., 1897, Monteith Street, Victoria, B.C. Vtr. a. Minena 18 | Baronnet, Julien, 12 bis, Quai de Bacalan, Bordeaux. Y.C.F. a. Oceanic 35 | Barrett, Charles B. G., 28, Three Beaches, Paignton, S. Devon. Drt. a. Grey Dragon 7 |
| Beamish, Arthur S., 109, Jermyn Street, London, SW.1. Tms.C. m. Maid of Honour 8 | Beaumartin, Georges, 33, Rue Saint-Genès, Bordeaux, France.-Y.C.F. a. Adrineto - | Beck, W., Ballykillaire, Carnalea, Co. Down. N.Ir.-Uls. Lorelei 21 | m. Margaret 16 Bedford, F. T., Greens Farms, Conn., U.S.A.-N.Yk. Nyala 35 | Beesly, Gerald, Seacroft, Milford-on-Sea, Hants. Crz.-Isl.-Lym. m. Black Pearl 32 |
| Blanchy, Marc, 18, Rue 'Avian, Bordeaux.-Y.C.F. Tons | Blind, Harold E., 36, London Road, Maldon, Essex. L.S.-Mal. | Blundell, C. S., Lexden. Hartley Avenue. Plymouth, Devon.-Ocn.-S.W.-Wes. Tons | Bohl, Bernh., Lindenstr 18, Berlin-Schmöckwitz. Ber. Tons | Bolloré, Mme. René, 182, Avenue Victor Hugo, Paris, 16e. Y.C.F. |
| Drake, F. B., Monk's Hatch, Monk's Gate, Horsham, Sussex.-Ssx.M. m. Sea Falcon 13 Drake, H. D., | Drew, Miss Diana, Eversley, Milnthorpe, Westmorland. Wnd. Snark | Drossopoulos, J. A., c/o D. J. L. Perkins, 53, Parliament Street, London, S.W.1.-Gre. 8. Cala Mara 313 | Acrospire III 10 Dubos, G., 21, Allées de Chartres, Bordeaux.-Arc. Hisbana | Dufferin and Ava, The Marquess of, 4, Hans Crescent, London, S.W.1; and Clandeboye, Co. Down.-Uls. a. Connemara 303 |
| Gonfreville, Louis, 55, Cours Xavier Arnozan, Bordeaux. Y.C.F.-Arc. | Gooderham, Norman R., 71-85, Avenue Road, Toronto, Canada. Can. | Skönvik, Sweden.-K.S.S.S. Satana 5 | H.B. (V.C.) a. Thanet 42 | Gould, M., c/o Midland Bank, Ltd., Lymington, Hants. m. St. Asaph 34 |
| Musquito II - | Sleipnir III - | - | la Cour, T. M., | 16, Rue du Manège, Bordeaux; & 10, Rue Jean Jaures, Pauillac, France. |
| Longman, Sydney E., Fair Oak, Portsmouth Road, Esher, Surrey.-Mtr. m. Sceneshifter 14 | Bordeaux. Caledonia - Lothian, Albert J., Nassau, Bahamas. | Low, Alex. H., 11, Beaufort Road, Hanger Hill, Ealing, London, W.5.-L.S.-M.B.A.-Mtr. m. Valexia 4 | a. Guenora (P.O) 17 Lowen, Lionel W., c/o Barclays Bank. Ltd., Barnet, Herts.-M.B.A.-R.A.F. | The Glebe House, Westerham, Kent. Eng. a. Isabella 4 Lubinus, Dr. H., |
| a. Blue Moon 10 Manns, Edgar H. O., 3, Lancaster Avenue, West Norwood, London, S.E.27.-Lmp. | Marchington, Mrs., Hope Green, Adlington, nr. Macclesfield, Cheshire. a. Capella 25 | Marine Regatta Verein, Kiel, Germany. Seevogel - | Marly, André, 349, Bvd. Wilson, Bordeaux.-Arc. Mistoufle 3 | Marshall, Colin A., c/o Royal Yacht Club of Egypt, Alexandria, Egypt.-Kvl.(R.C.) Ionia 29 |
| Montefredini, Avv. Comm. Francesco, 39, Via Solitaria, Naples.-Sav. | Moor, Tom, 101. Roe Lane, Southport, Lanes. Mtr.-N.&S. | R.N., The Beeches, Harpsden, Henley-on- Thames, Oxon. | Morenne, C., 1, Rue Ste. Catherine, Bordeaux.-Arc. | Morgan, J. P., 23, Wall Street, New York.-N.Yk. |
| Overton, J. T., Holmdale, Holmbury St. Mary, Surrey. Mtr. m. Nep 5 | Packalén, M., Helsingfors, Finland.-Nyl. Dudde V - | Paille-Vinatié, Pierre, Rue Barroux, Bordeaux.-Y.C.F.- Y.M.F. a. Reveur I (P.O.) 139 | Palmer, F., Dickson Street, Morningside, Brisbane, Queensland.-Qns. Miss Brisbane 5 | Parisi, Nobile Alessandro, Via Nomentana 297, Rome, Italy. R.Y.C.I. |
| Teysonneau, Jules, 10, Allées de Tourny, Bordeaux. Y.C.F.-Arc. a. Metcha 9 | Thillard, J., 65, Quai de Southampton, Hâvre, France.-Hàv. Marquitta III (P.O.) - | Thomas, Ernest J., Moat House, Palmerston Way, Alverstoke, Hants.-Lee.-Sth. m. Ganymede 16 | Thomas, Wolfgang R., Steninge Slott, Märsta, Sweden. K.S.S.S. a. Polar 36 | Thompson, John, Sunnycroft, Hyde Road, Paignton, Devon.-Tor.S. a. Outward Bound 20 |
Source: The National Archives, Kew, ADM 199 792. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
| HAVANT (I) 932 | LORD HOWARD 105 | AGNES CROSS | BORDEAUX 281 |
| HAVANT (I) 932 VIMY | LORD HOWARD 105 | AGNES CROSS | BORDEAUX 281 |
Source: The National Archives, Kew, MT 40 36. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
| BORDEAUX | # MARECHAL FOCH (Belgian Trawler |
Source: The National Archives, Kew, MT 40 66. Contains public sector information licensed under the Open Government Licence v3.0.
253 620 THE WINE AND SPIRIT TRADE RECORD. 17TH JUNE, 1940. THE PRICE OF ADMIRALTY. scoured for craft of all descriptions, of which about G.S.N. CO.'S FINE WORK. 1,000 took part in the evacuation. "Never was there a more fantastic Armada," he said. " Never a weirder collection of vessels set sail- THE annual Pepys Commemoration Service was pleasure steamers, cross-Channel steamers, coasting held on 6th June at St. Olave's Church, Hart Street, tramps, trawlers, drifters, motor-boats and launches, E.C.3, the Lord Mayor (Sir William Coxen) and motor and sailing barges. Every tug from the River Sheriffs attending. The Rector (Reverend Prebendary Thames was taken. At our request the Royal National Wellard) gave an address on "The Price of Admiralty." Lifeboat Institution sent 20 lifeboats from ports between Lowestoft and Poole." The address with curious appropriateness came close Father and son would take their light craft across upon the last hours of the Dunkirk evacuation. Pepys' from some south coast port without a word to anybody connection with the Navy of his time is so much and bring it back full of troops. A Deal boatman took common knowledge that it is unnecessary here to his motor-boat with several rowing boats in tow and expatiate upon the good work he performed. And brought them back full of troops. Twenty merchant craft met a glorious and self- sacrificing end. Looking at a map, the trip might seem short I enough, but to avoid minefields our ships had to make 21 W d f atic w e t as ist ag of The Crested Eagle, lost in the great work of evacuating the e B.E.F. from Dunkirk, She was a magnificent steamer of the "Eagle Fleet" owned by the General Steam Navigation is Co., Ltd. a round trip of up to 160 miles. The men on the ships Cabin Cruiser Mimosa worked until they dropped, without sleep and often y (owned by Mr. Antony Gordon, brother of without proper meals. Mr. Luis Gordon). The General Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.-whose boats on the Bordeaux to London and other routes the work he did was done in the very centre, as it during many years have brought over many thousands ed were, of Wineland. of tons of Wine, etc.-had several of its fine passenger en London Wine merchants, particularly, in close steamers engaged in the memorable work of the evacuation. One steamer made repeated journeys touch in various ways with the great port of London, over and back, and two steamers were lost. When the are also familiar with many of the vessels bringing story is told, even in outline-for, as already indicated, it Wine, etc., to London and are well aware of the great it will ever be impossible to secure all the details of one of the most remarkable naval feats in history- part played by the shipping companies - more it will reveal many stirring episodes. On this page especially the General Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.- we reproduce a photograph of the Crested Eagle in serving the Trade. (General Steam Navigation Co., Ltd.) which was lost t in the great withdrawal. We also reproduce a photo- Broadcasting on the part of the merchant navy graph of one of the smaller craft engaged in the heroic o in the evacuation, Mr. Ronald Cross, Minister of and hazardous work. It is the cabin cruiser Mimosa, n Shipping, said that they would never have a complete from Shoreham, captained by Mr. Fred Clarkson. The boat belongs to Mr. Antony Gordon (brother of list of all the vessels that took part. Mr. Luis Gordon, of Messrs. Luis Gordon and Sons, Ports from the Humber to Southampton were Ltd., sole agents and concessionaires for Domecq and
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