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Fishermen unloading steam drifter 'Pilot Star', KY48
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Fishermen unloading the steam drifter 'Pilot Star', KY48 in Anstruther, 1938. Fishermen are A. Smith, J. Carstairs, D. Parker, and on capstan, Skipper D. Smith. The 'Cosmea' KY21 is moored alongside. The fish boxes are stamped 'J Bonthron & Son, Anstruther' Steam drifter/liner ‘Pilot Star’ was built for the Admiralty as HMD ‘Drizzle’ (number 4150) by John Chambers Ltd. of Oulton Broad, Lowestoft in 1919. Having been transferred to the Fishery Board for Scotland for disposal, she fished briefly as LH290 in Edinburgh (1921-22) and LT1060 back in Lowestoft (1923 – 24) where she was first named ‘Pilot Star’. She was owned from 1925 - 1945 by David Smith of Cellardyke and others, and registered KY48. On returning from War service in 1945, she again moved north becoming FR106, and finally PD200 before being broken up in 1953.
Fishermen unloading the steam drifter 'Pilot Star', KY48 in Anstruther, 1938. Fishermen are A. Smith, J. Carstairs, D. Parker, and on capstan, Skipper D. Smith.
The 'Cosmea' KY21 is moored alongside.
The fish boxes are stamped 'J Bonthron & Son, Anstruther'
Steam drifter/liner ‘Pilot Star’ was built for the Admiralty as HMD ‘Drizzle’ (number 4150) by John Chambers Ltd. of Oulton Broad, Lowestoft in 1919.
Having been transferred to the Fishery Board for Scotland for disposal, she fished briefly as LH290 in Edinburgh (1921-22) and LT1060 back in Lowestoft (1923 – 24) where she was first named ‘Pilot Star’. She was owned from 1925 - 1945 by David Smith of Cellardyke and others, and registered KY48.
On returning from War service in 1945, she again moved north becoming FR106, and finally PD200 before being broken up in 1953.
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The Scottish Fisheries Museum Trust Ltd
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