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SS Cufic
Description: livestock carrier, built by Harland and Wolff for the White Star Line in 1888
Aliases: Nuestra Senora de Guadalupe and Manxman
SS American

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Cufic

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Cufic (corrected; listed as "Cuvic") Subscribe to view
Cufic (freighter; 7196 tons; launched in 1943; photographed in 1953 (1968 scrapped)) Subscribe to view
Cufic (Motor Vessel) Subscribe to view
Cufic (of Liverpool, George R. Metcalfe, Master, 5444 tons, from the port of Liverpool Via Melbourne to Sydney, New South Wales, 17th April 1909) Subscribe to view
Cufic (of Liverpool, John B. Kelk, Master, 8249/5444 tons, from the port of Liverpool Via Melbourne to Sydney, New South Wales, 16th July 1904) Subscribe to view
Cufic (of Liverpool, L. Thomson, Master, 5444 tons, from the port of Brisbane to Sydney, New South Wales, 2nd November 1909) Subscribe to view
Cufic (of Liverpool, L. Thomson, Master, 5444 tons, from the port of Liverpool Via Melbourne to Sydney, New South Wales, 17th October, 1909) Subscribe to view
Cufic (sailed from London, England, on 1917-11-12, to New York, NY, USA, arriving 1917-12-04) Subscribe to view
Cufic (Ship)
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Published OCLC, Dublin, Ohio
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Cufic (Steamer, Steamship) Subscribe to view
Cufic (Steamship of Liverpool, George R. Metcalfe , Master, 5444 tons, from the port of Brisbane to Sydney, New South Wales, 3rd May 1909) Subscribe to view
Cufic (tweendecker; built 1943; Panama; 10760 dwt; also named: Star, William Pitt Preble, Samrich, Santa Elisabetta; IMO: 5312070) Subscribe to view