| SR. No. | Name. | Class. | Year Built. | British Registry Of Ships No. |
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| 1 | ALINE | 30ft SILVERETTE | 1935 | 164748 |
| Kept in a boat shed throughout the Second World war on Loch Aline. |
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| 2 | TIMPAULLA | 36ft SILVERETTE | 1937 | 165238 |
| June 6 '40 Requesitioned on charter - £11-10s per month July 12 '40 - Dover Aug 6 '41 - Compulsory Purchase Nov 2 '41 - Tilbury Nov 9 '41 Cliffe Dec 7 '41 - Greenhithe Dec 21 '41 in for repairs at Greenhithe repairs complete Jan 6 '42 Greenhithe till end of War. June 11 1945 under care and maintainance by Directorate of Sea Transport and sold shortly after. |
| First listing July 12 1940 |
| Hotchkiss machine gun fitted on foredeck |
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| 6 | WAIRAKEI II | BROWN OWL | 1932 | 163031 |
| Requisitioned early in the war and commanded by lieut. Leyland. Machine gun mounted on foredeck with rifle racks round her decks. said to have evacuated 150 soldiers from Dunkirk. |
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| 8 | MAADI | SILVER LEAF | 1936 | 164751 |
| River Clyde Small Boat Pool(MY Fire) 1942 - |
| Listed as Official Number 164754 Possibly a mistake. however correct L.O.A. listed. |
| Fire Patrol Boat. |
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| 10 | BROWN OWL | BROWN OWL | 1928 | 160326 |
| Dunkirk 'Operation Dynamo '1940 |
| River Clyde Small Boat Pool(MB) 1942 |
| Number. RN209 |
| Remained in service until 1948. Paticipated in evacuation of Dunkirk |
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| 11 | ZAIDA | MAPLE LEAF | 1921 | 146264 |
| Kept on the Holy Loch at Morris & Lorimer's where she saw out the war years ashore under cover with her propeller removed! |
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| 13 | MERIDIES | SILVER LEAF | 1937 | 165224 |
| Requisitioned and run by WRENS during the war. Wheelhouse burnt and believed to have been taken back to Silvers for rebuilding. |
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| 19 | CAIRNGORM | SILVER LEAF | 1937 | 166117 |
| River Clyde Small Boat Pool (AUX) 1942 - |
(Listed As Official Number 166115 SILVER) |
Clyde River Patrol Greenock/Port Glasgow Reporting to 'HMS Spartiate' Bowling. |
| Listed as being at Dunkirk as 'Hyskeir' |
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| 26 | MERO | 36ft SILVERETTE | 1934 | 163762 |
| During the war was used as a research vessel studying plankton as a possible wartime food source. |
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| 28 | DUNEDIN | UNCLASSED | 1936 | 165212 |
| 1940 - FEB 4 - 25. SCAPA HDPC." |
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| 30 | CERVEZA | 30ft SILVERETTE | 1935 | 164749 |
| River Clyde Small Boat Pool (ML) - 1942 |
| Clyde River Patrol based at RENFREW reporting to base h.q. 'HMS Spartiate' at Bowling. crew of 4 wrecked during blitz of March 1941 salvaged and recommissioned. sunk later and damaged more than once but always recommissioned (from hand written report) |
| Believed - Served on the Clyde towing barrage balloons was damaged by a bomb. |
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| 35 | GRIFFIN | 30ft SILVERETTE | 1936 | 165218 |
| River Clyde Small Boat Pool (ML) - 1942 |
| Clyde River Patrol Renfrew reporting to base H.Q. 'HMS Spartiate' at Bowling. |
(From hand written note) - Sister ship to 'cerveza' but with a few alterations. Cockpit is enclosed in glass windows. No shelves in after cabin giving a roomier effect and engines covered much neater in cockpit.
1ST trip was Sat/Sun 1ST/2ND April1944 Glasgow to Dumbuck as NZ Boat. Tied up for night to moorings. This was built in 1936 by silver of rosneath silverette no. 27. |
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| 47 | RYSA | UNCLASSED | 1925 | 14782 |
| River Clyde Small Boat Pool (AUX) 1942 - |
| Clyde River Patrol |
| Was grounded when blown out of water by aerial bomb whilst moored alongside a boat on a buoy and was nearly written off. she was then extensively re-built by Mcalister's yard at Dumbarton. (report and cartoon from Evening news available)
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| 49 | NIVAG | SILVER LEAF | 1933 | 163033 |
| 1941 - 1945 Minesweeping duties and air crew rescue craft based at Loch Aline off the sound of Mull on the west coast of Scotland. |
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| 53 | SILVER TIDE | SILVER LEAF | 1937 | 165237 |
| Clyde River Patrol Greenock/Port Glasgow reporting to 'HMS Spartiate' Bowling |
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| 60 | MOIENA | 54ft BROWN OWL | 1934 | 163753 |
| After Dunkirk she was used for auxiliary patrol at Brightlingsea and continued as hydrophone training ship at LowestoftSuffolk. In 1941 compulsory purchase by the Admiralty saw out the rest of her war years. Her career was blackened when in 1976 she was arrested and confiscated by customs officers after she had smuggled a total of 10 000 kilograms of hashish in Mediterranean waters. |
| Lifted 1,500 troops from the beaches at Dunkirk finaly returned with H.M.S. Wakeful & H.M.S. Grafton which were both lost. |
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| 61 | SILVER GARE | 36ft SILVERETTE | 1938 | 181184 |
| Riverclyde Small Boat Pool(1942) |
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| 62 | NYCTEA | UNCLASSED | 1927 | 149382 |
| River Clyde Small Boat Pool (MY) 1942 - Number RN |
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| 77 | SILVER CLOUD | UNCLASSED | 1936 | 164757 |
| River Clyde Small Boat Pool(ML) 1942 - |
| Number. RN120. Requesitioned June/July 1940 |
| Listed under Ministry Of War Transport Records up until Jan 1941 then not mentioned. |
| not listed as being at Dunkirk on the 'Dynamo List'. |
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| 79 | JAVELIN | 30ft SILVERETTE | 1931 | 163044 |
| River Clyde Small Boat Pool (ML) 1942 - |
| Number . M87RN41 - Allocated to Sea Transport. |
| Still listed under Admiralty in 1948. |
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| 82 | SILVER BIRD | SILVER LEAF | 1938 | 166130 |
| River Clyde Small Boat Pool (ML) - 1942 |
| Clyde River Patrol Greenock/Port Glasgow reporting to 'HMS Spartiate' Bowling. |
