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1937 Commuter Yacht Aphrodite

74′ Commuter Yacht, Aphrodite

Originally built in 1937 by Purdy Boat Company of Port Washington, Long Island. Rebuilt/refurbished by Brooklin Boat Yard, Brooklin, ME, in 2004/2005. Photo taken at the 2011 WoodenBoat Show by Michele Corbeil.

 

MINA Mystic Seaport power launch

16′ Lumberyard Sport Skiff

Designed by Walter Baron, Old Wharf Dory Co., Wellfleet, MA; 508-349-2383. Read a discussion of this design on our WoodenBoat Forum. Photo by Walter Baron.

 

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Eco 18 powerboat

Eco 18, Marissa

Runabout designed and built by Graham Byrnes of B&B Yacht Designs, Vandemere, NC; 252-745-4793. Wooden boat category winner of Professional BoatBuilder’s 2009 Design Challenge for efficient power boats. Photo by Aaron Porter.

 

MINA Mystic Seaport power launch

16′ Lumberyard Sport Skiff

Designed by Walter Baron, Old Wharf Dory Co., Wellfleet, MA; 508-349-2383. Read a discussion of this design on our WoodenBoat Forum. Photo by Walter Baron.

 

WoodenBoat Magazine May/June 2012 Subscription Ad

MINA Mystic Seaport power launch

1911 23′6″ Power Launch Mina

Originally built by Palmer Engine Company, Cos Cob, CT. Rebuilt by Mystic Seaport Museum volunteers. www.mysticseaport.org. Photo by Michele Corbeil.

 

Crosby catboat

20′ Crosby Catboat Reproduction

Designed by Crosby Yacht Yard, Osterville, MA, 02655; 508-428-6900; www.crosbyyacht.com. Built by Mystic Seaport. The Breck Marshall is one of several historic boats at Mystic Seaport on which visitors can take a ride. www.mysticseaport.org. Photo by Michele Corbeil.

 

Norwegian Snekke

24′ Norwegian Snekke

Built by Traditional Boatworks, Canaan, NH 03741; 603-523-8350; www.traditionalboatworks.com. Photographed at the 2009 WoodenBoat Showby Michele Corbeil.

 

 

Echo Bay Dory Skiff

Echo Bay Dory Skiff

Designer: Eric Risch. Kit available from Clint Chase; www.clintchaseboatbuilder.com. Photo by Michele Corbeil. This boat was one of the Family Boatbuilding kits at the 2011 WoodenBoat Show.

 

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Crosby catboat

20′ Crosby Catboat Reproduction

Designed by Crosby Yacht Yard, Osterville, MA, 02655; 508-428-6900; www.crosbyyacht.com. Built by Mystic Seaport. The Breck Marshall is one of several historic boats at Mystic Seaport on which visitors can take a ride. www.mysticseaport.org. Photo by Michele Corbeil.

 

Motoryacht Curlew

37′ Motoryacht Curlew and 10′ Dinghy Queen B

Restored/rebuilt 1937 Wicks Brothers cruiser, and new 10' dinghy, by Thomas Townsend Custom Marine Woodworking, 156 Oceanview Ave., Mystic, CT 06355; 860-460-7654. Photographed at the 2011 WoodenBoat Show by Michele Corbeil.

 

Adirondack Guideboat

Adirondack Guideboat

Built by David Bridges, Sybil Sloane Project. Photographed at the 2011 WoodenBoat Show by Phil Schirmer.

 

WoodenBoat Magazine March/April 2012 Subscription Ad

Lowell's Amersbury Skiff

16′ Amesbury Skiff

Built by Lowell’s Boat Shop, Amesbury, MA 01913; 978-834-0050; www.lowellsboatshop.com. Photo by Stan Grayson. See also “Lowell’s Amesbury Skiff” in Small Boats 2012, available from the WoodenBoat Store, www.woodenboatstore.com

 

Babson Island 14 Rowing Skiff

Babson Island 14 Rowing Skiff

Designers: Tom Hill and Jon Wilson. Plans and kits available from The WoodenBoat Store; www.woodenboatstore.com. Photo by Matthew Murphy.

 

Wood Duck Kayak

Wood Duck Kayak

Designer: Eric Schade. Plans and kits available from Chesapeake Light Craft; www.clcboats.com. Photo by Chesapeake Light Craft.


Comments

Submitted by uniflitephil on

Can anyone out there post a picture of this boat or know a site that I can view? I would like to see a picture of it when it was new.