Built in 1929 by the shipyard of Crabttee&Company Limited, Great Yarmouth with yard number 186 for .account of the General Steam Navigation Company Limited (GSNC) of London, England. Since 10 July sued by the Royal Navy which gave her back to her owner in 1946. In the fifties became she property of the Vokins&Company Limited, active on the river Thames with a black painted with a white line and red-boot topping while her funnel was black painted with a red letter ‘V’ on a white band. Tonnage of 64 gross and 5 net tons and as dimensions 69’0”x 17’1” x 8‘3”. Original a horsepower of 300 hp supplied by a steam reciprocating engine. In 1960 replaced by a 500 bhp diesel engine placed. In 1971 she was acquired by Michael J. Barr.
