Solitude III is a John C. Harris-penned “PocketShip” sailboat. Per the designer, this stitch and glue boat “is a small cruising sailboat of refined model, meant to sail well on

I don’t know much of her history. One thing the previous owner had sold her and eventually bought her back. I believe she had lived in Canada for a number

Arkenstone was built using traditional methods in Thailand . She is all teak with beautiful interior cabinets. Karl bought her in 1979 unfinished and we have continued to finish and

I built Koru over 2.5 years and launched her in October 2022. She is a Didi 23 by Dudley Dix. Several modification I made include: sugar scoop transom, the shape

In 1927, Seattle architect John Graham Sr. Employed Ted Geary to design this yacht, with the imperative to create a luxurious yet practical yacht for cruising and officiating yacht club

Argonaut II lives a storied past serving remote settlements, canneries, logging operations, lighthouses, and First Nation communities in Northern British Columbia. Today, she is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit corporation focused on

The goal in building FIG was to create a small and economical three season cruising boat. After researching many small power boats, John Atkin’s Ninigret came close to satisfying all

“Creosote” was build for the Bainbridge island creosote plant. the vessel’s job was to transport treated lumber around the PNW and to assist with ship maneuvering as needed. The entire

Cold-molded, batten-seam construction. Planked in mahogany and maple, all planks vacuum bagged – no staples. She is powered by a 1960 Mercury 800DR that has been heavily modified, including a

There is nothing quite like watching a classic Maine Lobster Boat cutting through the cold waters with her low freeboard and graceful sheer. The Flying Eagle, as she was originally