15 foot Deer Island peapod built in 1998 by the NorthWestern School of Wooden Boatbuilding, now Port Hadlock, WA. It is rowed and sailed mainly in Coos Bay, Oregon on the bay and in local lakes. Sprit and leg o'muffin rigs.

le Canard is a boat that I originally designed as a pedal powered launch. The hull was built of cold molded western red cedar in 1987 to serve as a plug for a mold to build the launch in composite construction.

1951 Kinckley Kingfisher Bass Boat, recently restored including rebuilding of Gray Marine 45 hp motor.In 2003 I found it in a barn in Gilford, NH. Its aging owner could not remember where he bought it years before, somewhere down Maine! The plywood hull was and is sound.

De “EINDER” was built in 1938. During the second world war she sailed the Irish sea as a mine sweeper.

SJOGIN is a 22′ Koster boat model as far as I’ve been able to determine. Her knockabout sloop rig is common on the North Sea coast of Sweden. She was built of oak and cedar in southern New Jersey in 1962 by a retired square rigger captain.

Built in 1940 by Hibberd Boat Works in Mantoloking, New Jersey of native white cedar (with a mahogany transom) and fastened with copper ring shank nails & rivets. At 11′ x 4.5′ CREEKY is indeed the smallest project in our portfolio...