American Line - Ships

Ships

  • City of Berlin, chartered to the Red Star Line 1895-1898 for 7 voyages.
  • City of New York
  • City of Paris
  • Haverford, chartered to the Red Star Line 1901-1902 for 4 voyages.
  • Illinois, chartered to the Red Star Line 1886-1897.
  • Indiana, chartered to the Red Star Line 1889.
  • Kensington, chartered to the Red Star Line 1895-1903.
  • Kroonland, purchased from the Red Star Line in 1923 then sold to Panama Pacific Line.
  • Pennsylvania, chartered from American Line 1887-1897.
  • Pittsburgh, chartered to the Red Star Line 1925-1926. Sold to the RSL 1926 and renamed Pennland. Sold to Bernstein Red Star Line, Hamburg 1935.
  • St. Louis
  • St. Paul
  • Southwark, chartered to the Red Star Line 1895-1903.

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