She was built in 1901 at Cádiz by Constructora Naval Española. In 1906 she was sold by Banco de Bilbao, that previously embargoed her, to Aldecoa y Urquijo who transfered her to Compañía Marítima del Nervión, being renamed Mar Blanco, the first with this name.
        In 1914 she was bought by Compañía Montañesa de Navegación and renamed Ason; and in 1916 by Compañía Marítima Vizcaína, keeping the name.
        On 17/December/1916, steaming from Santander to Glasgow with iron ore, she was stopped by the submarine UB38. After checked the documents the crew was ordered to abandon the vessel and explosive devices were installed for sinking the vessel. LEFT VALIGN=CENTER>

Shipyard / Year	Constructora Naval Española / 1901
Dead weight	4,650	MT
Gross register	2,084	GRT
Lenght	85.8	mtr
Breadth	12.2	mtr
Depth	5.9	mtr
Propulsion	Reciprocating triple expansion
Power	1,116	H.P.
Sold	1906	to
Owner	Cía. Marítima del Nervión
	Mar Blanco
Sold	1914	to
Owner	Compañía Montañesa de Navegación
Name	Ason
Sold	1916	to
Owner - Name	Compañía Marítima Vizcaína - Ason
Sunk	17/12/1916 - Explosives by UB38

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