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Salad Days is a Maurice Griffiths Cockler, long keel cutter, built by Everson & Sons of Woodbridge in 1959. Construction is Mahogany planking, copper fastened onto steamed Oak frames. She has an external Iron keel and Iron keel bolts. The deck is pine overlaid with ply, epoxy coated. She offers...

Alert is a carefully researched, replica Smuggling Boat as used in the 1830s. She has been designed with complete reference to contemporary plans held at the National Maritime Museum, Greenwich and the Science Museum. She was built, clinker, Larch on Oak, by Stirling and Sons, Devon, in 2007. She has...

Marie Claude is a 46ft Gaff Cutter built in GRP in 1996 by Martin Heard's Gaffers and Luggers at Mylor Creek near Falmouth. The lines are based on a St Malo Pilot Cutter designed by Francois Lemarchand in 1891. She offers up to nine berths in four cabins. Mechanical propulsion...

Yseult is a 46ft Gaff Cutter built in GRP in 2000 by Martin Heard's Gaffers and Luggers at Mylor Creek near Falmouth. The lines are based on a St Malo Pilot Cutter designed by Francois Lemarchand in 1891. She has Aformosia laid decks on GRP and marine ply on Iroko...

SULYA is a very pretty, long keel, classic, Morgan Giles sloop built 1955. Construction is Honduras Mahogany on Canadian Rock Elm frames on an Oak backbone. She has been through a major restoration including new bridge deck, bulkheads, cockpit, coachroof and Teak decks. Her spars and standing rigging were renewed...

Harkaway is a fin keel Bermudian sloop. Designed by Alan Pape in 1943 and built in 1946 by Curtiss and Pape of Looe, Cornwall. Carvel built, Larch on oak with mahogany coamings and moulded cast iron keel. With a "new" mast in 1987 and new sails in 1993 she has...

Sea Serenade is a part finished project yacht. She is a Luke 5-tonner built by Luke brothers of Port Hamble, Pitch Pine on Oak / Canadian Rock Elm with English Elm garboards in 1949 to the W.L. Hobbs design. The deck and dog house are canvas covered 12mm Marine Ply...

Cloche D'Or is a long keel carvel cutter built Mahogany planking on Iroko frames by Jan Kuiper's of Sneek, Holland in 1939. The current owner bought her in 1994 and has substantially rebuilt her over the years. She offers four berths in two cabins, a galley and a navigation table....

Sola Fide is a classic long keel sloop built of Mahogany on Oak frames in Norway in 1965 and lovingly restored to superb condition. She offers up to four berths in two cabins, has a basic galley and chemical toilet. Mechanical propulsion is by Volvo Penta single cylinder 11 hp...