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Aug 17, 2019
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Sep 28, 2019
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Gradually being transformed from odd sailing vessel with bowsprit to a more conventional motor live-aboard, closer to her origin as a seagoing motor barge, built for Associated Lead Manufacturers Ltd, Newcastle

100gt, 63.0 x 20.1 x 7.15ft (original dimensions)
built 1957 C Campling (Goole) Ltd, Goole

In 2018 listed as owned by Stephen Barry, but may have changed hands since then.
GBR flag, (reg Newcastle?), ON 186867, c/s 2HYF4

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Found skeletal info of current JAMES LEATHART:
100gt, British flag, c/s 2HYF4, owner Stephen Barry, type pleasure, sub-type sailing ship [info dated 2/5/2018].

There have been (at least) two JAMES LEATHARTs before on the British register - one was a 51grt steam barge built on the Tyne in 1894 - but that one had a wooden hull.
The other was 73grt and registered as a motor barge at Newcastle in 1957 (Off No 186867). She was built that year by Campling at Goole. Here is her slightly later sister KIMBERLEY:
http://shippingandshipbuilding.uk/view.php?ref=209359
I think that the hatch coamings are still there (now painted grey). So perhaps had a conversion to sailing vessel and now being changed back to a motor vessel.

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There is a reference to the vessel, on this Twitter account, https://twitter.com/0505651, maybe something to do with the current owner?

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When I first saw her in late 2016, she had the name James Leathart. I have uploaded my photo taken then, which shows her with a Bowsprit, which has clearly been removed, so maybe she is a former sailing vessel?
http://www.shipspotting.com/gallery/photo.php?lid=3065997

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