WoodenBoat 258, September/October 2017
FEATURES
- The Design Legacy of H.C. Hanson — Selections from a prolific and highly varied portfolio by Tom Jackson
- Aboard TRIXTER — A 35′ H.C. Hanson cruiser from 1934 by Sean Koomen
- The Parallel Passions of Oliver Berking — A visit to Germany’s premier classic wooden boat yard by Matthew P. Murphy
- San Francisco’s Master Mariners — A Bay Area institution celebrates 150 years by John Riise and John Skoriak
- Laid-Deck Replacement — A creative approach by Randall Peffer
- Preservation through Process — The tools and techniques of small-boat building in Norway by Kate McMillan
- In Pursuit of the 100-Point Boat — Extreme restoration of a Buzzards Bay 25-class sloop by Bryan Burdick
- A Look at Transom Construction — Part 3: Building with curve, rake, and modified miters by Sean Koomen
- LANDFALL — L. Francis Herreshoff designs an ocean racer by Roger C. Taylor
- Getting Started in Boats: Preparing for a Storm — Tear-out supplement by Jan Adkins
Cover: The 6-Meter class sloops NIRVANA (designed by Sparkman & Stephens in 1939) and APACHE (the former ISELIN, designed by Bjarne Aas in 1939) take shape at Robbe & Berking Classics. Both of the original yachts were lost decades ago, and were replicated by the Flensburg, Germany, yard in 2010–11. Photograph by Robbe & Berking Classics.
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