[theaskew]

I joined the Manchester Spinner in (Manchester)
on the 5 NOV.1960 (Off.No184861. Gross Tons 7811.28)
I do not remember a lot of the voyage only been down the
Manchester Canal.
ARTIE

[gdynia]

Artie

Good site about Manchester Liners on

http://iancoombe.tripod.com/id2.html

Picture of her on
http://www.mowbars.plus.com/Pictures...20spinner.html

[theaskew]

GDYNIA
Thanks again for imformation pictures
brilliant its great to see my old ships.
ARTIE

[gdynia]

Originally Posted by theaskew

GDYNIA
Thanks again for imformation pictures
brilliant its great to see my old ships.
ARTIE

Artie
Please find photo of her

[theaskew]

GDYNIA
Thanks for Photo. One more my album.
Regards ARTIE

[Trader]

Hi Artie,

Here is another of the "Manchester Spinner" sent to me by an old Seaway pilot Alcide Doyon of Montreal.

Alec.

[Split]

Smart looking ship.How big a fleet was it?

Split

[theaskew]

TRADER
That is a really good photo. Thank you.
ARTIE.
(SPLIT)
Sorry i dont know the answer.Some of the members may know.
ARTIE

[Trader]

Hi Split

If you look at Gdynia's previous post and click on to the link provided ( Ian Combe) you will find a history of Manchester Liners and all of their ships. It was a good company, good feeders, plenty of overtime and short trips.

I see that you have a Spanish flag alongside your name which reminds me of when I was on the "Manchester Vanguard". In the winter months when the Canadian lakes were iced up we ran down to the Canary Islands (Tenerife and Las Palmas) on charter to Yeoward Bros. Their funnel colours were the Spanish flag and we had to change the funnel over from Manchester Liners to Yeowards. What a performance, Manchester Dry docks put weld marks on the funnel to show where the new markings were to be but it was left to us to paint it. I have got a photo somewhere of the change over being made but unfortunately it is in black and white. Happy days.

Trader.