Various Ships - N.O.S. "Caviar & Cargo: The C3 Passenger Ships" by Mark Goldberg N. Zealand Shipping Co. In the late 1970s she

In the late 1970s she was sold to China to become the XING HU and was scrapped in 2000

and blinding snowstorms

Each was a converted WW1 hull

The ship sailed just a few years for Shaw Savill before heading to the breakers during the big ship die-off in the mid-1970s

Various Ships - N.O.S. "Caviar & Cargo: The C3 Passenger Ships" by Mark Goldberg N. Zealand Shipping Co. In the late 1970s sheShip History: "Caviar & Cargo: The C3 Passenger Ships" by Mark Goldberg, Volume 2 of the American Merchant Marine History Series, printed 1992, softbound w 394 pages. The late Mark Goldberg was a passionate chronicler of ship history. In this book he follows the careers of the C 3 class of combo vessels designed and built by the U. S. Maritime Commissions in the late 1930s and 1940s. The first ships sailed in 1940 for Delta Lines (DELBRASIL) and