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Erik II
Names and owners
Year
Name
Owner
1900
Erik II
L.H. Carl
1923
Erik
Det Forenede DS AS
1926
Ellen Larsen
Erik Larsen
Fate
Struck a mine & was beached at Warnemunde, Germany on 24 February 1945.
