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W. H. Potter and Son

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Steering wheel boss from sailing ship Carelmapu, ex-Kinross, displayed at Vancouver Maritime Museum

W. H. Potter and Son, Ship Builders, of Liverpool

c.1856 Established business as shipbuilders.

1877 W. H. Potter and Son (see photo)

1884 'Hutton Hall .. Iron. 280ft. X 40ft. X 24ft. 2in. 1,980 tons net. By W. H. Potter & Son, Queen’s Dock, Liverpool, for Herroun, Dunn & Co., Liverpool. Steam winches and donkey boilers, by Clarke, Chapman & Co. March 20.[1]

1891 W. H. Potter and Sons, of Queen's Dock, Liverpool.


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Sources of Information

  1. ↑ Shipping World and Herald of Commerce Tuesday, 1 April 1884
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