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“The World of ClassicYachts” 2 Southford Road, Dartmouth, South Devon TQ6 9QS Tel/Fax: (01803) 833899 – info@woodenships.co.uk – www.woodenships.co.uk
Laurent Giles Vertue No. 35 the very boat that Sir Humphrey Barton sailed across the Atlantic single handed in 1950. Lots of work done in last 10 years inc. New mast, rig and sails, keel bolts, deck and interior refit. A real piece of yachting history in superb condition that is as capable as the day she was launched. £24,500
25’ Vertue, built Elkins 1946. Teak hull below wl, mahogany above. Sheathed deck. Varnished teak super structure. Varnished mast. New Yanmar diesel. 2 berths + cot forward. Blakes head. A very realistic price for a good Vertue. Essex £18,950
42’ Hillyard ketch. Built 1966. Mahogany hull, sheathed deck, varnished mahogany superstructure. Bermudian ketch rig on varnished masts. Parsons 56hp diesel. Centre cock-pit model with aft cabin. 6 berths. One of the larger Hillyards, huge volume, tidy, a very good buy at this price. £34,000
32’ Brooke Marine twin engine motor yacht. Built 1937 as the company’s demonstrator. Served in Oz during the war, 2000 major refit. Yellow pine hull, totally water-tight deck. Twin BMCs give 10knts. 4 berths, 2 cabins. Heads with shower, modern galley. Original varnished pine interior. A little beauty. Suffolk £35,000
36’ Sparkman and Stephens. Built Moody 1964 for the One Ton Cup. Splined mahogany hull, laminated frames, bronze floors and straps, lead keel, teak deck, cock-pit and coach-roof. Wheel steering 30hp Volvo. 5 berths. New alloy mast. A better quality wooden boat has not been built – this is the best. Med £75,000
Westcountry fishing lugger 32’ x 10’ x 4’7”. Built in 2003 on the lines of a famous fishing lugger. Larch planking copper fastened to oak timbers. Lead keel, solid iroko laid deck. 2 masted lug rig with carbon fibre yards. Diesel electric engine. Cavernous interior with 5 berths. Extraordinary quality, proven on several ocean passages. Cornwall £45,000
40’ Robert Clark Class 2 racer, built 1968 by Crosshaven Boatyard. All teak hull, lead keel, 1998 teak deck. Wheel steering in wonderful big cock-pit. Sloop rig on ally mast. 1995 Lister Alpha 40hp diesel. 7 berths. A fine, big, long-legged boat, very capable but now in need of a refit to get her smart again. Hants. Snip at £35,000
28’ Miller Fifer, 1964. A nice example of this popular little ship. Usual Miller canoe stern with deep aft cock-pit. Mahogany and larch hull, teak deck, mahogany superstructure. Useful little ketch rig. Lister 4ST l 40hp diesel gives 6 knts cruising. 3 berths. Separate heads forward. Full head-room. Devon £16,500
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53’ Scottish MFV yacht built Forbes 1946. Larch hull. Gardner 6LX 114hp. Lister generator. 8 berths in 3 cabins + saloon heads and galley. A very tidy boat, nice size, ideal live aboard cruising and sensibly priced. Devon £42,000
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Collie is an historic Admiralty Pinnace of some 36ft with four berths and a charming period interior with TV appearances and awards aplenty during her long career - £38,500
Hero (nee Avondale) stole the show at Goodwood Revival fresh from a full renovation by Classic Boatworks of Woodbastwick. Originally electric when built in 1898 she is once again capable of silent cruising with 8 passengers in great comfort - £105,000
Makhala - a steel hulled Akerboom from the reputable Dutch yard with two heads, large wheelhouse/saloon and an equally capacious flying bridge area. Owned by an engineer this boat has been well maintained with only three owners from new - £47,500
The Cove launch - our 18ft estuary launch with diesel propulsion and a comfortable fit out for eight to ten passengers, complete with cover and trailer - £32,500 including VAT
Lillie Langtry - a smart electric Frolic 31 with clerestory and unique internal fit out - £69,000
Lollipop - a 30ft bijou gentleman’s launch, finished in burgundy inside and out to contrast with the mahogany, refurbished in 2012 by Freebody - £49,000
Clover - an entrant to the Classic Boat competition and a stunning fast launch built according to a 1920’s design from the pen of William Hand - £32,500
Lady Beatrice - 26ft long with an 8ft 6in beam, probably by Banhams of Cambridge, beautifully maintained by Henwood and Dean and with roomy cockpit and cabin comprising seating, galley and loo - £59,500
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