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Old 14th March 2009, 22:53
Coopermalcolm Coopermalcolm is offline  
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I am in the process of completing a history of this prominent London tramp company, which was in business between 1888 and 1979, when it sold its last two vessels, the bulkers HARFLEET and HARFLEUR. I would very much like to hear from anybody who served with the Harrison fleet, particularly those who might have records and photos from their time with the company.

Please note, this is not the Harrison Line of Liverpool. J & C Harrison operated tramps, all with names starting HAR-.

Hope to hear from lots of you soon

Malcolm Cooper

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Old 15th March 2009, 18:41
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Can't give much info, but for a start there's Bharatkhand and Fort La Monte.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of...mpire_Gulliver
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/SS_Fort_La_Monte
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Old 15th March 2009, 18:56
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Malcolm, I sailed on the Hartismere in 1949,there should be a picture in the gallery of this ship.

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Old 23rd May 2009, 15:14
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Malcolm

Just in case you happen to get a picture of the Bharatkhand, my Dad sailed on it and has been trying to get a picture of it for years but with no luck. I understand it started life at the Empire Gulliver.

If you don't mind, if you ever come across a picture, would love to give him a copy.

Jeremy Mackinlay
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Old 19th February 2012, 22:51
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Malcolm

Just in case you happen to get a picture of the Bharatkhand, my Dad sailed on it and has been trying to get a picture of it for years but with no luck. I understand it started life at the Empire Gulliver.

If you don't mind, if you ever come across a picture, would love to give him a copy.

Jeremy Mackinlay
Hi Jeremy,
I hope you re still around! Have just stumbled across this thread. My dad was on the Bharatkhand too, and has proudly hung a watercolour of her above his front door for the past 50 odd years. I would be happy to make a copy if you re still interested.

Sue
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Old 2nd November 2012, 16:11
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Hi Jeremy,
I hope you re still around! Have just stumbled across this thread. My dad was on the Bharatkhand too, and has proudly hung a watercolour of her above his front door for the past 50 odd years. I would be happy to make a copy if you re still interested.

Sue
Hi Sue

Gosh. Just seen your message which you posted so long ago. I would love to have a copy if that is OK. My email address is jeremy.mackinlay@igate.com

What was your Dad's name?

Thanks so much for replying

Jeremy
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Old 2nd November 2012, 16:23
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Strangly BHARATKHAND(ex.EMPIRE GULLIVER)is missing from M.Coopers book of the history of J&C Harrison.She tookon the charters ships name soon after being bought by Harrisons as the EMPIRE GULLIER and was sold to the charterer.
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Old 21st March 2013, 13:35
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4th engineer on harflure last trip to pusan for hand over to greeks loved the ship great company i actauly repaired standby compressor that had been broken down for years it was a rare roterry engine plenty of parts but nobody knew how to repair it my wife saild with me on this ship great time had in canada and japan
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