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[[Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co|P. and O. Line]], being a single-screw ship of 7941 tons | [[Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Co|P. and O. Line]], being a single-screw ship of 7941 tons | ||
gross, built and engined by [[Caird and Co]]., of Greenock, in 1897. <ref>The Engineer 1922/06/02</ref> | gross, built and engined by [[Caird and Co]]., of Greenock, in 1897. <ref>The Engineer 1922/06/02</ref> | ||
1922 Sunk by collision with the Seine in dense fog. Read about it in [[The Engineer 1922/06/02]]. | |||
== See Also == | == See Also == | ||
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The Egypt was one of the oldest boats of the P. and O. Line, being a single-screw ship of 7941 tons gross, built and engined by Caird and Co., of Greenock, in 1897. [1]
1922 Sunk by collision with the Seine in dense fog. Read about it in The Engineer 1922/06/02.
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- ↑ The Engineer 1922/06/02