Designed by: John G. Alden (Naval Architect). Alden Design No. 618F is a 36 ft Cutter/Sloop, Full Keel with an After Cockpit. This classic was built in the yards of James E. Graves, Inc., Marblehead, MA and is powered by its original 55-hp Gray Marine gasoline engine.
Built in 1940 by Ira Hall in Seattle. Ed Monk design. 22' loa and 20' on deck. 6.5' beam and 5' draft. Cedar planking over oak frames. Inboard diesel Yanmar 1gm10 motor runs good. Decent sails. Still has original wood stove. Two bunks. No known major issues.
Tegolin is a 26ft Maurice Griffiths 'Athene' design with triple keels and 3ft draft. Hull is larch on oak with epoxy sheathing. Engine is 16HP Vetus. Raymarine navigation, Taylor paraffin stove, full set of sails. 2-3 berths. Needs new mast. Currently in North Wales, UK.
1960 Rhodes sloop, 40 hp diesel, last in Lake Michigan 2022. Needs cosmetics, has a couple cracked frames. Free to a good home. Located in Montana.
36’x12’8” Lobster boat built by Buxton Boats in Stonington, ME. Cedar over oak construction. Port side haul. C7 CAT engine, 10,000 hours. $100,000.
"This Skerry is a beautiful boat. . . There is not an ugly line on this boat. The sheer is beautiful and accented by the lines of the chines. The chines add interest and eye candy to an already appealing boat."
13' "Melonseed" daysailer. Okume marine plywood with fiberglass/epoxy skin. Home built 2023. Wood (fir) spars. Canvas cover. Oars & oarlocks.
Asking $2,800.
Located Ocean City, NJ.
Rigged for high performance sailing or a relaxing afternoon in the bay, this handcrafted wooden sailboat is ready for the water!
Peter Buxton completely restored 1927 Cutter. Long leaf yellow pine on black locust frames. Has not been in water since restoration: boat is like new. All new systems, new low hours engine, 6’10 plus headroom below, self-draining cockpit.