© Reproduced with acknowledgement to Captain Walter Lyle Hume Isle of Wight
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© Reproduced with acknowledgement to Captain Walter Lyle Hume Isle of Wight |
Malcolm Croan A 444
| Built | 1960 Hall Russell & Co Ltd, Aberdeen (Steel) |
| Yard No | 884 |
| Owner at New | Joe Croan Ltd, Granton Edinburgh (Joe Croan manager) |
| ID no | 301598 |
| Launch Date | 25.04.1960 |
| Completed | 06.1960 |
| Gross Tons | 234 |
| Nett Tons | 77 |
| Engine | 705 hp 5-cyl 5ATXM by Ruston Hornsby, Lincoln |
| Length | 106.3ft |
| Breadth | 24ft |
| Depth | 13ft |
| Owners | |
| 06.1960 | Registered at Aberdeen A.444 |
| 1966 | Winner of Joe Croan "Golden Haddock Award" highest earning Near/Middle Water Trawler (Skipper John Banyard) |
| 1967 | Owned by Carnie & Croan Ltd, Granton Edinburgh (William carnie manager) |
| 1969 | Owned by Croan Trawlers Ltd, Granton Edinburgh (Joe Croan manager) |
| 1970 | Owned by British United Trawlers (Scotland) Ltd, Granton Edinburgh |
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1976 |
Sold as scrap. |
1st
British Near/Middle Water Trawler to
gross £100,000 /Annum.  Skipper John Banyard. |
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| Winner of Joe Croan "Golden Haddock Award " 1966 | |
| © Reproduced with acknowledgement to Captain Walter Lyle Hume Isle of Wight | |
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| Skipper John Banyard with crew | |
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