Hijos de Ángel Pérez







        This company was owned by the Grupo Perez.


Josefa         It seems that she was built as tanker, being modified at a later stage to cargo ship. She was registered in Spain on indeterminate time.

Shipyard/Year	Hill and Sons / 1881
Dead Weight	260	MT
Gross Register	1,495	GRT
Length	36.7	mtr
Breadth	7.1	mtr
Depth	2.9	mtr
Propulsion	Reciprocating triple expansion
Power	95	H.P.
Bought	1917
Sold	1964

Here she is arriving to possibly Zumaya, passing by very close to the pier or breakwater that can be seen on the bottom to the left.
On the 30s at Gijón


Maria         This vessel has a very long history. She was more than 70 years under Spanish flag and nowadays is preserved as an historical site in the United Kingdom. She was built on 1890 as Robin, name that she has recovered as well as her original design. She was bought on 1900 by Blanco Hermanos, being then renamed Maria, name that kept during all the time that she was registered in Spain. She was bought by Hijos de Ángel Pérez on 1914 and during 52 years she was owned by this company, being sold on 1966 to Sota Poveda. On 1974 she was sold to a British association and restaured in several steps. Now she is in London, at Royal Victory Dock, where she is on top of a pontoon for better preservation.

Shipyard/Year	R. Thompson / 1890
Dead Weight	390	MT
Length	43.6	mtr
Breadth	6.9	mtr
Depth	3.4	mtr
Propulsion	Reciprocating triple expansion
Power	152	H.P.
Bought	1914
Sold	1969

At San Sebastián pier when it was yet a commercial port

  Spanish version 


    

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