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SS Cathay

Description: British passenger ship that was sunk during Operation Torch in 1942

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Cathay

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Cathay Subscribe to view

Cathay ((Singapore, ship) regional type)) Subscribe to view

Cathay (1872) Subscribe to view

Cathay (1925) Subscribe to view

Cathay (1957) Subscribe to view

Cathay (1958) Subscribe to view

Cathay (1961) Subscribe to view

Cathay (3 March 1884; 1,773 tons; length 257.4 feet; official no. 89457; three masts; well-deck iron screw steamer; 4 cemented bulkheads. Completed 3 March 1884; Official No. 89457: Code Letters JFLD: Code Letters NGQW) Subscribe to view

Cathay (bark; Capt. J. Crystic; noted in directory of 1866) Subscribe to view

Cathay (bark; Capt. J. Crystie; noted in directory of 1862) Subscribe to view

Cathay (bark; Capt. J. Crystie; noted in directory of 1863) Subscribe to view

Cathay (bark; Capt. J. Crystie; noted in directory of 1864) Subscribe to view

Cathay (bark; Capt. J. Crystie; noted in directory of 1865) Subscribe to view

Cathay (bark; Capt. J. Crystie; noted in directory of 1867) Subscribe to view

Cathay (bark; Capt. J. Crystie; noted in directory of 1869) Subscribe to view

Cathay (Barque; wrecked 1866) Subscribe to view

Cathay (British merchant ship) Subscribe to view

Cathay (British) Subscribe to view

Cathay (British): Race for Tunisia Subscribe to view

Cathay (bulk carrier large; built 1993; Taiwan; 152042 dwt; also named: Cape Cathay; IMO: 9043603) Subscribe to view

Cathay (cargo, built 1898, at Leith; tonnage: 4112) Subscribe to view

Cathay (dry cargo vessel; built 1921; Italy; also named: Armonia, Diana Dollar, Alabaman, Norega) Subscribe to view

Cathay (dry cargo vessel; built 1942; Panama; also named: Empire Archer, Baron Murray) Subscribe to view

Cathay (E & A Line) [timetables, images, etc.] Subscribe to view

Cathay (Freight Barge; 18 gross tons) Subscribe to view

Cathay (I) (P&O Line) Subscribe to view

Cathay (I) (Yacht, sail; built 1979, in Whitby, ON, Canada; 18 tons; naming history: Cathay (I) (1979); Smooth (2011c); registration numbers: 828797 (Canada)) Subscribe to view

Cathay (II) (Freighter; built 1921, in Shanghai, China; 7033 tons; naming history: Cathay (II) (1921); Diana Dollar (1922); Alabaman (1936); registration numbers: 221907 (US)) Subscribe to view

Cathay (III) (P&O Line) Subscribe to view

Cathay (Iron Screw Steamer; West Hartlepool; built 1883; 1640 gross tons; official number: 89457) Subscribe to view

Cathay (Iron, built 1872; ON: 65702) Subscribe to view

Cathay (London, 1872, Steam; ON: 65702) Subscribe to view

Cathay (LSI) Subscribe to view

Cathay (Newcastle, 1861, Sail; ON: 29118) Subscribe to view

Cathay (of Glasgow, T Fairthough, Master, 1884 tons, from the port of London to Sydney, New South Wales, 3 Oct 1884) Subscribe to view

Cathay (of Glasgow, W. W. Robbie, Master, 2982 tons, from the port of London to Sydney, New South Wales, 28th July 1883) Subscribe to view

Cathay (of Glasgow, William Malcolm Robbie Master, 1884 tons, from the port of Melbourne to Sydney, New South Wales, 28th March 1881) Subscribe to view

Cathay (of Glasgow, William Malcolm Robbie, Master, 1884 tons, from the port of Galle to Sydney New South Wales, 10th September 1881) Subscribe to view

Cathay (of Glasgow, William Malcolm Robbie, Master, 1884 tons, from the port of Galle to Sydney, New South Wales, 18 June, 1881) Subscribe to view

Cathay (of Liverpool James H Gibbon, Master. 258 tons, Returned to Port New South Wales. Jany 10 1866) Subscribe to view

Cathay (of Liverpool, James H. Gibbon, Master, 258 tons, from the port of Foo Chow to Sydney, New South Wales, 6th November, 1865) Subscribe to view

Cathay (of Liverpool, James Hy. Gibbon, Master, 250 tons, from the port of Foo Chow Foo to Sydney, New South Wales, 12th December 1864) Subscribe to view

Cathay (of Sydney, William Malcolm Robbie, Master, 1884 tons, from the port of Melbourne to Sydney, New South Wales, 3st Dec. 1880) Subscribe to view

Cathay (P&O Line) [timetables, images, etc.] Subscribe to view

Cathay (pass/cargo ship; built 1957; China; 10612 dwt; also named: Shang Hai, Baudouinville, Kenghsin; IMO: 5066229) Subscribe to view

Cathay (passcargo, built 1872, at Dumbarton; tonnage: 2983) Subscribe to view

Cathay (passenger ship; built 1925; United Kingdom; 10300 dwt) Subscribe to view

Cathay (Peninsular, P&O, or associated line) Subscribe to view

Cathay (Recreational; Winslow, WA; 10 gross tons) Subscribe to view

Cathay (see as Ville De Majunga) Subscribe to view

Cathay (Ship)

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Cathay (Steam) [b1957], passenger/cargo Subscribe to view

Cathay (steamer; Capt. M. R. Dunning; noted in directory of 1888) Subscribe to view

Cathay (steamer; Capt. M. R. Dunning; noted in directory of 1890) Subscribe to view

Cathay (steamer; Capt. M. R. Dunning; noted in directory of 1891) Subscribe to view

Cathay (steamer; Capt. M. R. Dunning; noted in directory of 1892) Subscribe to view

Cathay (steamer; Capt. R. Butterwick; noted in directory of 1893) Subscribe to view

Cathay (steamer; Capt. R. Butterwick; noted in directory of 1894) Subscribe to view

Cathay (Steamship) Subscribe to view

Cathay (transport): sunk Subscribe to view

Cathay (warship) Subscribe to view

Cathay (West Hartlepool, 1884, Steam; ON: 89457) Subscribe to view

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Cathay, Kathay, Cal. clipper ship

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