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TS Exmouth II

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The Managers of the M.A.D. also had a three-masted schooner - classed as a training ship - fitted with an 169 auxiliary engine. This vessel was named EXMOUTH II, built in 1913, by Rennie-Forrestt Shipbuilding Co., Wivenhoe. Dimensions: Length 146.3 ft. by 27.1 by 13.3. Gross tons 350. It was fitted with a two cylinder compound engine made by A. G. Mumford., Colchester. N.H.P. 24.

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