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IRISH PINE - IMO 5163223

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Photographer:
IceBaIce [ View profile ]
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May 22, 2024
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2,064 x 1,415

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An unknown General Cargo Ship seen in New York Cities Upper Bay in a shot taken presumably around July of 1953.

UPDATE: This is the 1948 South Shields built Pine Class General Cargo Ship IRISH PINE of Irish Shipping Ltd, re-engined in 1960, she was sold out of the fleet in 1965, and further operated as AMAZON and ARAMON. In 1979, her cargo of bitumen solidified in her holds whilst on a voyage from Piraeus, Greece to Port Sudan, Sudan, she arrived at Kaohsiung to be scrapped by Taiwan Ship Scrap Co Ltd on May 22nd, 1979, her cargo still solidified in her holds.

Sister Ship: IRISH OAK (IMO 5163211)

July 1953 slide. Special thanks to WUKA54 for helping solve this mystery.

Purchased from eBay seller "Friend of Black Cat" in 2024.

I do not claim to be the original photographer of this photographic work in any form, way, or shape. Scanned and posted for purposes of reviewing maritime history under the guidance of "fair dealing" laws in the United Kingdom, and "fair use" laws in the United States.

Further edits by Pieter Melissen.

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Current name:
ARAMON
Vessel Type:
General Cargo
Gross tonnage:
5,021 tons
Summer DWT:
7,697 tons

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General cargo ships built 1940-1949 (Over 3000gt) - 4 photos

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Allan RO

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IceBaIce

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Could be IRISH OAK - I will post a similar photo of her shortly

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person
This is definitely IRISH PINE, the IRISH OAK is nearly identical, but lacks the openings in her superstructure.

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I looked at the photo of the IRISH OAK ship you posted. The front of the superstructure of the IRISH PINE is noticeably different...
So let's stick to the PINE version...

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person
This probably won't solve all the mysteries, but the ship does fly the Irish flag.

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person
This is the IRISH PINE (IMO 5163223) of 1948. Thank you for the lead.

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