SS Sardinia
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Author: Paul Strathdee; John Newth; Joe McMillan Collection

SS Sardinia was a passenger liner and cargo vessel operated by the Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company.

Regiment of Infantry, they sailed from Quebec on the SS Sardinia on October 21, 1899 under the command of Colonel Otter. This First Contigent included four nurses and about 23 surplus officers.1

Builders of the SS Sardinia are Barclay Curle, Glasgow and Scotland.

Ship Name
SS Sardinia
Ship Power
Two
three cylinder triple expansion steam engines
Ship Length
13723.62
Ship Speed
14
Ship Fate
1925.0
Status
23 February 1925
sold to Kishimoto Kisen KK for demolition in Osaka
Japan
Owner
Peninsular and Oriental Steam Navigation Company
Ship Tonnage
6574
Ship Draught
828.0400000000001
Ship Launched
--06-12
Ship Yard Number
431
Ship Registry
Glasgow
Ship Launch
1902-06-12
Builder
Barclay Curle
Glasgow
Scotland
Ship Propulsion
Twin screws
Ship Beam
1592.58
Category
1902 ships
Cruise ships
Ocean liners
Passenger ships of England
Steamships

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