Leopard (1943) (towing vessel; built 1943, in Duluth, MN; 146 tons; also named Leopard, Yn-1291, Dpc-3, Ds-43, Fresh Kills, Richard K., Leopard) Subscribe to view

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Leopard (container feeder; built 1998; Liberia; 22983 dwt; also named: CMA CGM Azteca, Dal Mauritius, Wehr Müden; IMO: 9144146) Subscribe to view

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Leopard (multi-purpose; built 1989; Indonesia; 1780 dwt; also named: Naga Sejahtera III; IMO: 8902096) Subscribe to view

Leopard (multi-purpose; built 2001; Panama; 9187 dwt; also named: Beata, Roznov, Sealight, Adatrans; IMO: 9037276) Subscribe to view

Leopard (product tanker; built 1985; Marshall Islands; 44987 dwt; also named: Theresa Leopard, Naess Leopard, Petrobulk Leopard, Team Leopard, Siteam Leopard; IMO: 8310657) Subscribe to view

Leopard (product tanker; built 2010; Panama; 47991 dwt; IMO: 9555307) Subscribe to view

Leopard (ropax ferry; built 1977; Sierra Leone; 3775 dwt; also named: Oyster Bay, Black Horses, Stena Tender, Goya, Federal Nova, Caribbean Sky, Manaure VII, Viking Trader, European Navigator, Black Iris; IMO: 7501285) Subscribe to view

Leopard (tug; built 1969; Vanuatu; IMO: 6819697) Subscribe to view

Leopard (tug; built 1977; Russia; 990 dwt; IMO: 7723998) Subscribe to view

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Book Ships of the World: An Historical Encyclopedia Illustration

Author Lincoln P. Paine

Published Houghton Mifflin, Boston, 1997

ISBN 0585109486, 9780585109480, 0395715563, 9780395715567

Pages 108, 299

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