History | |
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Iceland | |
Name | Stanley |
Builder | Þórir Pálsson, Iceland |
Launched | c.1860 |
Fate | Ran aground in 1908 and broke up |
Notes | First motorized fishing vessel in Iceland |
General characteristics | |
Class and type |
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Propulsion | 2 hp C.H. Möllerups |
Stanley was an Icelandic fishing boat. Originally a six oar rowboat (Icelandic: Sexæringur), it was the first boat in Iceland to be equipped with an engine. Its successful mechanization is considered the start of the industrial revolution of the fishing industry in Iceland.[1][2][3][4]