Dunstaffnage

A four-masted steel barque built in 1892 by W.H. Potter & Sons, Liverpool. Dimensions: 99,86×14,37×7,77 meters [327'8"×47'2"×25'6"] and tonnage: 3317 GRT and 3129 NRT.

Rigged with royal sails over double top and topgallant sails.

1892 December: Launched at the shipyard of W.H. Potter & Sons, Liverpool, for Macvicar, Marshall & Co., Liverpool. Initially used in the Indian jute trade and later in the grain trade from the American west coast. Captain J.A. Patterson.
1911: Sold to E.C. Schramm & Co., Bremen, and was renamed Magdalene Vinnen. Captain D.F. Dirks.
1913: Sold to F.A. Vinnen, Bremen.
1914: Interned in Talcahuano for the duration of the war.
1921: Assigned to the Italian Government as war damage reparations.
1923 December 22: Arrived to Neapel via Rotterdam.
1924: Broken up at Neapel.

Updated 1996-10-13 by Lars Bruzelius.

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