Sank following collision with the Danish SS CIGNE, on passage from the Tyne to the Canary Islands. The accident happened at 10.31am about 1.5 miles SE x 0.5 S of the South Goodwin light vessel. She sank within ten to fifteen minutes, all her crew being saved by the SIGNE, which had her stern stove in and her forepeak flooded. Year Built: 1899 Builder: T Turnbull and Son Machinery: Blair and Co., Stockton Propulsion: Screw, 3 cylinder triple expansion Engine HP: 282 Boilers: 2 Construction: p.deck 30ft.; b.deck 104ft., f.castle 32ft.; 1 x deck Owner: F S Ciampa and Figli Crew: 30 Crew Lost: 0 Passengers: 0 Date of Loss Qualifier: A Additional sources cited in United Kingdom Shipwreck Index: MOD(N).Hyd.Wk.No.012302922; LCR.1927 p7(f); DOD.1990 Ed. p253;TT.12.02.1927(Sat)(R)

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