ROSE
| Built | 1894 |
| Type | Cargo Ship |
| Tonnages | 872 grt, 496 nrt |
| Dimensions | 200.4 x 32.7 x 12.7 ft |
| Shipbuilder (yard number) | Wood, Skinner & Co., Newcastle (49) |
| Engine builder | North-Eastern Marine Engineering Co. Ltd., Newcastle |
| Engine | T3cyl (14.5, 26, 43 x 30in),93 nhp |
| O.N. | 90914 |
| Owners | 1894 Rose S.S. Co. (Crawford & Co.), Grangemouth as ROSE |
| 1899 H. Bernstein, Odessa; renamed GENBERT | |
| 1907 Scandinavian Shipping Co. (Glen & Co.), Glasgow; renamed ROSE | |
| 1912 Ouse S.S. Co. Ltd. (E. P. Atkinson), Goole | |
| 1917 London Transport Co. Ltd. (E. J. Heinz (London) Ltd.), London | |
| 1923 Charrington, Gardner, Lockett& Co. Ltd., London | |
| 1927 Cie. Belge de Nav. s.s. Hendrik Conscience (F. Alexander fils et Cie.), Antwerp; renamed HENDRIK CONSCIENCE | |
| 1930 Armement Alexander S.A., Antwerp (same manager) | |
| 1932 E. Vaader, J. Aus & Co., Tallinn; renamed VAHUR | |
| 1934 Mikel Utow, Haapsalu | |
| 1940 seized by Soviet Union and became Russian naval transport VT-510 from June 1941 | |
| Fate | 25/04/1942 sank at Leningrad |
From the collection of Stan Threadgould