1. History

2. References

History

The Pen Cw was built by Eltringham and Company in South Shields and launched on 24 October 1912. She was used as a tug for tender operations at Fishguard Harbour.

On 1 July 1927 she was sold to the Tees Towing Company in Middlesbrough for £1,750 ({{Inflation|UK|1750|1927|r=-2|fmt=eq|cursign=£}}){{Inflation-fn|UK|df=y}} and renamed Ingleby Cross. On 29 November 1933 she was sold to the Grangemouth and Forth Towing Company and renamed Elie. From November 1939 to February 1942 she was requisitioned by the Admiralty and used in Rosyth Dockyard.

In December 1962 she was sent to White and Co at St Davids on Forth for scrapping.

References

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• History of Laurel and Hardy (1925-36)
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• History of Lebanon under Assyrian rule
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• History of Lebanon under Byzantine rule
• History of Lebanon under Hellenistic rule
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• History of Lebanon under Persian rule
• History of Lebanon under Roman rule