Cargo Worldwide - Passengers service in Pacific Ocean
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Cargo and Passengers Liners
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Pacific Steamship Company
Admiral Oriental Line, 1923, Ships: President Jackson, President Jefferson, President Grant, President Madison, President McKinley
American Mail Line of Seattle, Washington was a commercial steamship service with routes to and from Seattle, Washington and the Far East.
American Mail Line was founded in 1920, by Pacific Steamship Company also with a $500,000 investment from Dollar Shipping Company. The American Mail Line operated regular service until June 1938. American Mail Line was not profitable and ran with subsidies from Dollar, due to the cancellation of the ocean mail contracts. American Mail Line - And their affiliate Dollar Steamship Lines operated Trans-Pacific Routes, primarily from China and Japan to Canada and the United States. Some of the American Mail Line ships come for the Admiral Oriental Company when Dollar became the owner of Admiral Oriental Line. Admiral Oriental Line formed by H. F. Alexander was acquired in 1922 and renamed the American Mail Line[1]
The American Mail Line ran Trans-Pacific Steamship Routes between the main ports of: Seattle, Victoria, Yokohama, Kobe, Shanghai, Hong Kong, Manila, and Honolulu. The Dollar Steamship Lines and the main owner of American Mail Line offered passengers joint service routes.
In 1938 only service to and from California was offered. Regular service ended in 1938. After 1938 charter shipping was provided, American Mail Line was active with the Maritime Commission and War Shipping Administration during World War 2 and the Vietnam War. During wartime the American Mail Line operated Victory ships and Liberty ships, also a few Empire ships.
After World War 2 American Mail Line started Regular services again with a line of "Mail" Ships. The "Mail ship" China Mail, Island Mail, were a C2-SU design, built by Sun Yards of Chester, Pennsylvania.[2]
In 1965 the American Mail Line acquired a line of five Type C4-class ship ships, C4-S-1s.
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^American Mail Line- Reviewed and modified 2016-06-02
^"Outboard Profiles of Maritime Commission Designed Vessels". drawings.usmaritimecommission.de.
^"American Mail Line History and Ephemera | GG Archives". www.ggarchives.com.
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