MyScubaShop Historical 8 x 10 Inch Glossy Photo of The Freighter Lemuel Burrows - Sunk March 14, 1942 Off of Atlantic City, NJ by U-404 Pony Systems streamlined fin for maximum power

streamlined fin for maximum power & speed

The easy to reach locking oral inflation valve is for fast and safe inflation and vest is equipped with an adjustable waist strap with squeeze-style side-release buckle and a neoprene back for added comfort

Three dive modes make the Quad easy to use with minimal complications

Color: Orange

MyScubaShop Historical 8 x 10 Inch Glossy Photo of The Freighter Lemuel Burrows - Sunk March 14, 1942 Off of Atlantic City, NJ by U-404 Pony Systems streamlined fin for maximum powerFeatures: BUILT: 1917 VESSEL TYPE: Freighter DIMENSIONS: 437' x 63' 33' GROSS TONNAGE: 7,610 POWER: Oil Fired Steam BUILDER: New York Ship Building Corp., Camden, NJ OWNER: Eastern Gas and Fuel Associates (State of Massachusetts) PORT OF REGISTRY: Boston, MA CAUSE OF SINKING: Torpedoed by U 404 (Kapitanleutnant von Bulow) SUNK: March 14, 1942 She was the first ship known to be sunk by three torpedoes on the American Coast Only 14 men were rescued and