Various Ships - Very first issue of Moran's "Tow Line" from Dec. 1947 American Export and Cunard held onto them

and Cunard held onto them for only a decade

Hamburg American Line: A twelve-page Cabin (First) Class deck plan brochure with interiors dated 1930 for the CLEVELAND

There are many other ship photos throughout this brochure including several showing the FAIRWIND and FAIRSEA in distant ports

Approximately 10 hours later during an incoming tide she slipped off the rock and sank with an unknown quantity of fuel oil in her tanks

Various Ships - Very first issue of Moran's "Tow Line" from Dec. 1947 American Export and Cunard held onto themMoran Towing The very first issue of Moran's "Tow Line" house journal dated December 1947. Tow Line is still in publication today after seventy eight years. This twelve page issue features a message from Moran president Rear Admiral Edmond Moran, a photo feature on docking a 83,000 liner (unnamed but it is clearly the NORMANDIE), and several features on towboat activities. The Tow Line editor noted that " it will be its purpose to tell the story of