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The Cutter DAYBREAK
DAYBREAK is a standardized cutter called Mystic Islanders built in Mystic, Connecticut, they are robust, short-ended sailing craft.
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ROSEWAY
The ROSEWAY could return to the windjammer trade or else become a new school ship, a museum ship, a private yacht, or a dockside attraction.
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CLARK MILLS: A recreational tugboat of 1972
The Florida designer Clark Mills designed and built the tugboat-inspired cruising boat that carries his name.
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Concordia Yawls
Waldo Howland broke records between 1950 and 1966 when he imported and sold almost 100 brand-new, German-built Concordia yawls.
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HERITAGE (ex-QUARK)
Launched as QUARK renamed HERITAGE, she had become the flagship of George Floyd’s Apalachicola Maritime Museum.
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ROSE OF SHARON
ROSE OF SHARON is a 1930 W. Starling Burgess designed schooner and currently sits in Los Angeles and is among the last schooners built to W. Starling Burgess designs.
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ELEANOR III
In the antique auto world, this would be known as a “barn find,” and any collector would be overjoyed to make such a discovery. ELEANOR III’s existence wasn’t a surprise to Skip...
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A clipper-bow ketch and a speedy sportfisherman
Save a Classic features a Clipper bow ketch and a speedy sportfisherman.