Home Lines - Ships

Ships

Ship Built In service
for Home Lines		 Tonnage Status as of 2012
Argentina 1913 1947–1953 10,666 GRT Scrapped 1959
Brasil
Homeland		 1905 1948–1955 11,285 GRT Scrapped 1955
Italia 1928 1948–1964 21,250 GRT Scrapped 1965
Atlantic 1927 1949–1954 20,553 GRT Scrapped 1978
Homeric 1931 1954–1973 18,563 GRT Scrapped 1974
Oceanic 1965 1965–1985 27,645 GRT Scrapped 2012
Doric 1964 1973–1981 25,338 GRT Sunk 2001
Atlantic 1982 1982–1988 35,143 GRT Since 2004 MSC Melody for MSC Cruises
Homeric 1986 1986–1988 42,092 GRT Since 2010 Thomson Dream for Thomson Cruises

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