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Sail Classics
The Sail Classics Collection is a continuing work with the focus on American designs. They work with organizations such as the Herreshoff Museum, Marshall Marine, Beetle Inc and many more to provide accurate display models of some of the most famous designs on the past century at affortable prices.
Sail Classics sailboat models are all hand-made with plank-on-bulkhead construction, built by skilled craftsmen. The lacquer finish on each boat is hand rubbed to a glossy mirror-like finish. Each boat comes with easy assembly instructions and a wooden stand to display it on.
Endeavour 1934 $249.00
Commissioned by aircraft manufacturer T.O.M. Sopwith to challenge for the America's Cup in 1934. This J-Class sloop was designed by Charles Nicholson and built by Camper and Nicholson of Gosport, England. Endeavour won the first two races but went on to lose the next four and the cup to Rainbow.
Hull Size: 32", LOA: 32", Height: 45.5", Beam: 5"
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Designer: C. Nicholson
Builder: Camper & Nicholson
L.O.A.: 129' 8"
L.W.L.: 83' 3"
Draught: 14' 11"
Beam 22' 0"
Displacement: 143 Tons
Sail Area: 7,561 Sq. Ft.
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Designer: Willian J. Roue
Builder: Smith & Rhulnad Ltd.
L.O.A.: 143' 0"
L.W.L.: 112' 0"
Draught: 15' 10"
Beam 27' 0"
Displacement: 285 Tons
Sail Area: 10,901 Sq. Ft. |
Bluenose 1921 $249.00
Build in 1921 in Luenburg, Nova Scotia. Originally built as a fishing schooner, Bluenose held the International Fisherman's Trophy Cup fron 1921 to 1938, winning the race an unprecedented five times. Bluenose was sold in 1942 to the West Indies Trading Company and was lost off the coast of Haiti in 1946. A replica, the bluenose II was build in the 1960's and is still sailing today.
Hull Size: 27", LOA: 34", Height: 29.5", Beam: 5.25"
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Cape Cod Catboat $229.00
The Cape Cod Catboat is one of a very few that is closely associated with a specific geographic area. Developed for the fishing and lobstering conditions along the Massachusetts cape, the catboat was the boat of choice of fisherman in the region because of it's ability to work in shallow waters with strong tides. Today, the Cape Cod catboat is more of a racing and cruising yacht. "If there is truly and American vessel -- mind you I don't say rig -- that deserves being described as a National type, it is the catboat."
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Hull Size: 27" LOA: 34" Height: 29.5" Beam: 5.25" |
Designer: Royal Lowell
Builder: Bruce Cunningham
L.O.A.: 36' 4 1/2"
L.W.L.: 34' 8"
Draught: 3' 7"
Beam 12' 8"
Hull Size: 27" LOA: 27" Height: 13.75" Beam: 9"
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Downeast 36 Lobster Boat $249.00
The Maine lobsterboat is known and admired all over the world. Designed by Royal Lowell, this 36 ft. lobsterboat with her fine lines is his most sought after wooden design. Her clean lines and simplistic design appeal to even the novice builders. It's been said of the boat that not only is she beautiful and sleek, but many that have built this design said that it was the dream of their life to build her. Royal Lowell was the grandson of the legendary William Front of Bels Island.
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Gar Wood Speedster $239.00
In 1934, with the popularity of their new 16 ft. runabouts, Gar Wood developed an experimental 16 footer with the cockpit aft and the forward cockpit deck over. The prototype was named the "Speedster" and the name stuck. Gar's brother Phil took this sporty new design as his own so he could fully test it out. Over the next few years, only a handful were made making this one of the rarest models in the market today.
| Hull Size: 31" LOA: 31" Height: 8" Beam: 10.5" |

Hull Size: 23" LOA: 23" Height: 8" Beam: 7.25" |
Chris Craft 1934 $189.00
The new Double Cockpit Forward Runabouts were introduced in 1934 and featured the V-windshield and airplane type cockpits. They used a stern-mounted engine with direct drive. Our new model of a double cockpit features all wood individual planked construction. Chrome trim details this model. Choose from red or green bottom paint with matching interior seat leather.
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