Darius!

Many thanks,

these articles started very interesting,
but very propably due to age of Goicoechea
were never completed

There are also some books, but it seems that therenobody worked on early years of the Navy. Note it was organised as a Cost Guard, converted 1909 into the Navy, but still under the Ministery of Treasury (Hacienda).

It is very probably that the early ychts has something like a CSG numbers, as those ordered at USA started with #7

Lewis Nixon, Crescent Shipyard , Elizabethport,NJ
#83 No. 7 Customs Service of Cuba Revenue Cutter 1900
#84 No. 8 Customs Service of Cuba Revenue Cutter 1900
#85 No. 9 Customs Service of Cuba Revenue Cutter 1900
#86 No. 10 Customs Service of Cuba Revenue Cutter 1900
#87 No. 11 Customs Service of Cuba Revenue Cutter 1900



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