Production tables edit
| Name[1] | Type [2] |
Built [3] |
Ton. [4] |
Engine [5] |
Ordered by[6] | Intended service | Notes |
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| Flying Cloud | Clipper | 1853 | 400 | —— | Harbeck & Co | General freighting | Launched by Perine, Patterson & Stack in 1853 and evidently completed by Perine at Greenpoint. #1 |
| City of Brooklyn Mount Macedon Doctor Singleton |
Ship | 1854 | 1745 | —— | Nesmith & Sons | Transatlantic | [7] Possibly jointly built with Perine's former business partner Thomas Stack at their former yard in Williamsburg. |
| Cuidad Bolivia | Brig | 1854 | 350 | —— | Harbeck & Co | General freighting | (griffiths) |
| Sunny Side | Ship | 1854 | 740 | —— | Calvin Adams & Co | General freighting | (g) |
| John H. Ryerson | Ship | 1854 | 1000 | —— | Hurlbut & Co | Transatlantic | (g) |
| Henry Harbeck | Ship | 1854 | 740 | —— | Harbeck & Co | General freighting | (g) launch goes wrong[1] |
| Francis A. Palmer | Ship | 1854 | 1600 | —— | Hurlbut & Co | Transatlantic | (g) nyherald[2] |
| Nuremburg | Ship | 1854 | 1200 | —— | C. Sagory & Co | Transatlantic | (g) mystic1858 |
| Johannesburg | Ship | 1854 | 1100 | —— | C. Sagory & Co | Transatlantic | #1 Reportedly built at Williamsburg mystic1858 |
| Gutenburg | Ship | 1854 | 1100 | —— | C. Sagory & Co | Transatlantic | #1 mystic1858 |
| City of Mobile | Ship | 1854 | 1700 | —— | Harbeck & Co | General freighting | |
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refs edit
- perine patterson list 1854 -gbook
- 1854 city of mobile, francis a. harbeck, cuidad bolivar, sunny side, john a. ryerson, francis a. palmer, nuremburgh, johannesburgh, guttenburgh, city of brooklyn - fhistory
- packet johannesburg -book
- 1854 henry harbeck launch accident -book
- employed over 1000 men -npc
- monument etc - fag
- rise in materials costs 1854 -fulton
- price increases, also other builders etc -ca
- building naubuc at "capt. perine's Union works", 1863 -nyt
- 1863 naubuc distinguished builder formerly associated with williamsburg yard - fulton history
- formerly of pp&s -nyt
- ^ Name=name of ship. Where a ship had more than one name in its career, subsequent names are listed in order, followed by a two-digit figure representing the last two digits of the year the vessel was renamed where available.
- ^ Type=ship type.
- ^ Built = year of ship launch, where available, or else year of completion.
- ^ Ton. = tonnage of ship.
- ^ Engine = engine manufacturer. Manufacturers include: Allaire = Allaire Iron Works; Hogg = Hogg & Delameter; Morgan = Morgan Iron Works; West = West Point Foundry.
- ^ Party which ordered the ship.
- ^ Matthews, Series II, pp. 69-71.