Description
The Shanklin, a pleasure cruiser, was bought as a sister ship to the Waverley and renamed Prince Ivanhoe in November 1980. Based on the Clyde, the ill-fated ship was involved in at least three accidents and was eventually beached at Eynon in South Wales after hitting a submerged object in August 1981. Neither of these men has been identified.
Upload Date: 05 Oct 2012
Original Filename: LI963647@The Shanklin, a pl.JPG
Store Filename: 22562561.jpg
Byline: Donald MacLeod
Keywords: LI 963647 The Shanklin, a pl.JPG SHIPS AND BOATS EIGHTIES RIVER CLYDE LI*963647 Prince Ivanhoe bought 1980
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