Name: | DIANA |
Launched: | |
Completed: | 1922 |
Builder: | Lubecker Maschinenbau Gesellschaft, Lubeck |
Yard Number: | 651 |
Dimensions: | 213gt,110.0 x 23.0 x 10.2ft |
Engines: | T3cyl (14.625, 23.25 & 35 x 21.25), 57nhp |
Engines By: | Lubecker Maschinenbau Gesellschaft, Lubeck |
Propulsion: | 1 x Screw |
Construction: | Steel |
Reg Number: | 169263 |
History: | |
1922 | Bugsier Reederei und Bergungs AG |
1927 | Trafik A/B Grangeburg-Oxelosund, Stockholm |
03/1954 | Ridley Steam Tug Co Ltd; renamed MOMENTUM |
01/1955 | Lamey JH Ltd, Liverpool; renamed MARIE LAMEY |
05/1964 | Broken up |
Comments: | 03/1954: Cost £8,500 |
01/1955: Cost £21,500 | |
05/1964: Sold to TW Ward for £1,360 | |
Broken up at TW Ward's Preston facility |
Above: DIANA as part of the Grangeburg-Oxelosund fleet. Photo is courtesy of Alfred Turner
Above: MARTY escorts DIANA into the Tyne. Photo is courtesy of Kevin Blair
Above: DIANA after change of colours, but not name. Photo is courtesy of Eddie Frost
Above photo as MOMENTUM is copyright of Graeme Turner
Above photo as MOMENTUM is courtesy of Alfred Turner
Above: MOMENTUM after change of colours, but not name. Photo is courtesy of Richard Cox
Above photo is courtesy of Barney Hunt
Above photo is courtesy of Alfred Turner
Above: Marie with a crumpled bow. Photo taken in July 1960, is copyright of Graeme Turner
Above photo is copyright of John Clarkson
Above photo courtesy of Alan Hughes
Above 3 photos, MARIE LAMEY towed by IRENE LAMEY to the breakers yard at Preston
Above: MARIE LAMEY awaits her fate at the breakers yard