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Howard Smith (bulk handysize; built 1981; Monaco; 43300 dwt; also named: Peace Star, Icl Jayam Kondan, Med Carrara, Itc Golden; IMO: 7930369) Subscribe to view
Howard Smith (combi; built 1964; Greece; 59215 dwt; also named: Sabre, Höegh Helm, Breeze, Akti; IMO: 6408084) Subscribe to view
Howard Smith (Diesel) [b1981], bulk carrier Subscribe to view
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Howard Smith (Melbourne, 1952, Steam; ON: 177228) Subscribe to view
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Howard Smith (schooner; Capt. J. C. Clifford; noted in directory of 1890) Subscribe to view
Howard Smith (schooner; Capt. J. C. Clifford; noted in directory of 1891) Subscribe to view
Howard Smith (Ship)
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Published OCLC, Dublin, Ohio
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Howard Smith (Steam) [b1952], tug Subscribe to view
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Howard Smith (tug, at Melbourne, Victoria, Australia; newspaper from Jan 1953; summary: "Howard Smith tug arrived from Britain but the Seamen's Union won't man her; she remains idle at South Wharf, Melbourne.") Subscribe to view
Howard Smith (tug, at Melbourne; newspaper from Apr 1953; summary: "Howard Smith is a new high powered tug placed in commission in Melbourne.") Subscribe to view
Howard Smith (tug, at Melbourne; newspaper from Jan 1953; summary: "The Howard Smith tug will go into service in April after ending a dispute with the Seamen's Union.") Subscribe to view
Howard Smith (tug, at Port Phillip Bay; newspaper from May 1953; summary: "Howard Smith tug sent to help River Murray in Port Phillip Bay after it ran aground; River Murray refloated before the tug arrived.") Subscribe to view
Howard Smith (tug, at Sydney, Australia; newspaper from Aug 1953; summary: "Howard Smith's sister tug is being built in Sydney and will enter service in Melbourne next March.") Subscribe to view
Howard Smith, 4-m schooner: query Subscribe to view
Howard Smith, four-masted schooner
Book The History of American Sailing Ships
Author Howard I. Chapelle
Published W.W. Norton & Co., New York,
ISBN 0517023326
Page 264
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