classic yacht history

Sanders: Classic Sails to be Proud of

Sanders: Classic Sails to be Proud of

Anyone who has undergone a yacht restoration will tell you that the key to success is in attention to detail. And yet it’s quite strange how often the last things to be considered in a project are some of the largest, most prominent and most important parts of any sailing vessel – the sails themselves. Peter Sanders can help.

Rebuild of Fife schooner Elise begins on the Humber

Rebuild of Fife schooner Elise begins on the Humber

After recently changing hands through brokers Sandeman Yacht Company, the big Fife III Schooner, ELISE, has commenced her rebuild at Joe Irving’s yard on the Humber.

Song of the Mokihana: a novel of 1917

Song of the Mokihana: a novel of 1917

The yachtsman’s bookshelf is a wonderful realm. Before the wide availability of electronics it was a resource for practical knowledge but it’s also a place of inspiration…

Fast and Fearsome: An America’s Cup Tradition

Fast and Fearsome: An America’s Cup Tradition

No other yacht has quite the kudos of the schooner America from 1851…

The Schooner America – An Appreciation

The Schooner America – An Appreciation

The schooner yacht America of 1851 is arguably the most famous yacht in history…

Albert Strange with Stow & Son: Tally Ho

Albert Strange with Stow & Son: Tally Ho

Betty, as she was named when launched, was built by the well-known and reputable yard of Stow & Sons at Shoreham to Lloyd’s highest class.


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