MALUKA
A seaworthy boat capable of long-distance cruising with raised foredeck and a cutaway bow...
No. 296
WoodenBoat No. 296 features MALUKA, YUKON in Tasmania, the yacht DOROTHY, a 1938 spidsgatter, a plywood Gislinge boat, and building a traditional Viking boat, along with two S&S classics.
In This Issue
A seaworthy boat capable of long-distance cruising with raised foredeck and a cutaway bow...
YUKON a world voyage to ocean sailing, Australian waters, Tasmania, taking 13 months, painted...
The 30′ sloop DOROTHY, built in British Columbia and launched in 1897, is one...
Imagine a boat of such a right size and type that she seems to...
Pieter van der Aa built the yawl SCARABEE at his shop in The Nertherlands,...
The Leetes Island Boatworks crew in re-creat a 900-year-old boat at the Viking Ship...
LANGÖE of 2017 is the Roskilde museum’s third reconstruction, reflecting a reinterpretation of the...
John Harris of Chesapeake Light Craft has developed an epoxy-plywood 900-year-old Norse design Gislinge...
A 26′ spidsgatter, Dutch boatbuilder Pieter van der Aa, and the Gislinge boat, a...
Stan Grayson Hampton boats, illustrator and historian Sam Manning and Queene Foster’s report about...
The tablesaw is a deceptively simple device, a powerful circular saw set solidly in...
Electric power mated to a catamaran is a match made in heaven with a...
KUPUNA Photos by Andrew Kydd KUPUNA was built in Hawaii by Andy Kydd at...
Koulmig 23 has all the function and versatility from its beamy and high-sided hull...
Longtime WoodenBoat reader Larry Van Meter wrote: “I don’t recall seeing an article about the...
The Maine Lobster Boat tells the history of the Iconic Fishing Vessel and the...
Uffa Fox perfected the planing dinghy, designed the Firefly, Flying Fifteen, Albacore, National 18,...
Sparkman & Stephens designed the New York 32s as seaworthy racer-cruisers and RAGAMUFFIN's layout...
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