Jedda
2 May 2022
Bunbury boatbuilder Jim MacDonald built about half a dozen of L. Francis Herreshoff’s famous cruising and racing H-28 yachts in the 1950s. At the time the H-28, which L. Francis
Bunbury boatbuilder Jim MacDonald built about half a dozen of L. Francis Herreshoff’s famous cruising and racing H-28 yachts in the 1950s. At the time the H-28, which L. Francis
History CYGNET is a wooden racing and cruising yacht built in Tasmania in 1925. It was designed and built by members of the Wilson Bros in Cygnet, and they have
History Cyan was completed by highly regarded boat builder Barry Wilson in Rosny Tasmania in April 1971 for a Queensland silk screen printer Robert Rusk. She is named after the
History From CYAA Magazine, issue 33: Christela returns home by John Devers Noted designer Frederick Parker was managing the Woodnutt yard at St Helens on the Isle of Wight in 1960
Links Caprice of Huon on the Australian Register of Historic Vessels From Australian National Maritime Museum: 1967: When Australia First Won The Admiral’s Cup (Part 1 of 2)1967: When Australia First
History Sayonara, Japanese for goodbye, was built by Mr G F Garrard, then commodore of the Royal Yacht Club of Victoria (RYCV) at a time when the largest yacht in
History ALWYN is wooden racing built in Tasmania. It is a Tasmanian ‘A Class’ racing yacht from 1923, and one of three improved versions of the popular Tasmanian One Design
History In 1906 a conference in London, attended by all the major yachting nations,[excluding USA which had its own Universal Rule] paved the way for this new breed of yacht-the
History Australia’s first cold moulded ocean racer, the first and fourth fore and aft oregon planking (5/16th”), 2 diagonal layers (3/16th”). Keel, ribs, frames and floors Queensland Maple. Racing History: