Bought by Greeks and registered in Lavrion (#14) in 1955 as HARA. She was transferred to Piraeus in 1960 (Reg.# 2123) having been renamed DIAS. Never deleted from the registers, apparently her owners were not eager to state how she ended her life...
Cheers
Aris

Thanks Yvon for informations about the ending of these ships . I correct the date

The French newspaper LE MARIN dated 09 Nov 1973 said :

- Greek ship DIAS, launched in 1928, was seized by French customs for cigarettes smuggling, on 21 Jan 1971, and then laid up at Ajaccio.
On 21 Oct 1973, she proceeded in tow of an Italian tug, bound to an Italian demolition yard.

- An other Greek coaster GERO-GEORGIAKIS, seized for the same reasons at Ajaccio, was planned to make the same voyage in tow, on mid-Movember 1973.

Regards,
Yvon

Sorry , I received and not reveided

Thanks Rick for your help but I reveived , from the nationalarchives uk , only the Coxy logbook between 1940-1941 and no photo. this cannot help us.

I concur that this is most likely 5142592.
That vessel was built as the tanker'Toneline' in 1928 and later in 1955, converted to a cargo vessel.
In those days, I doubt there were many all aft cargo ships built?
However, the overall appearance and especially the midships goalposts with, what appear to be built-in (cargo tank?) vents at the top, point to a classic tanker profile.
The after kingposts, in front of the accommodation look to be an afterthought, perhaps added when the ship was converted. Additionally, note that there seems to be only one small derrick attached to the port side of the goalposts. The goalposts oriiginally providing only the small hose-handling gear for cargo.
I have found the location, in the UK National Archives, of a photo of the 'Toneline', later in life, as the 'Coxy' circa 1939-1946, but there is a fee of £3.50 to download it!
Garry, in case you are that curious, the link is here: http://discovery.nationalarchives.gov.uk/details/r/D8650035
Good luck, regards, Rick

I think so but no other photos to compare