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Corporate body
Authorized form of name
O.K. Service II (Schooner).
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History
The M/V "O.K. Service II" was a 113-ton wooden auxiliary schooner built in 1931 by J. McLean and Sons in Mahone Bay, Nova Scotia. According to the Lloyd's Register of Shipping, it was originally named "Afachaux-34." The vessel was operated by Himmelman Supply Company and Captained by N.H. Pentz.
The M/V "O.K. Service II" was used to transport lobster and fish between ports in Atlantic Canada and Boston. Little is known about the M/V "O.K. Service II."