Built for the History Channel, this is an exact replica of a Viking shipsboat found in the Gokstad Viking Ship, originally built in 860AD. Features carved stems, keel, and garboards
Home Port: Olympia, WA Year Built: 1935 Designer: Ed Monk Sr. Type: Cutter (originally a sloop) LOA: 28’ Beam: 7’4” Built in the Ballard shipyards in 1935, Draiodoir began her
PattyB was the fourth sailboat I have built and the third designed by Sam Devlin, whose work I deeply admire and feel in tune with. Construction required 4,000 hours over
Rowena is a 1963 Philip Rhodes cutter, 48 feet 9 inches, built of carvel Honduras mahogany planking on oak frames and backbone, bronze fastened, with a fir deadwood and a
This traditional Norwegian faering was built by Jay Smith of Aspøya Boats in Butler County Pennsylvania. Designed for the fjords of Western Norway, it is a pleasure to row.
Ron Bowen built J.D. Crow in the spirit of British Columbia’s long tradition of beautiful and seaworthy homebuilt sailboats, with Allen Farrell as premier guru. Ron was a fisherman, logger,
20 years ago, multihull mage Russell Brown had 2 spare Tornado hulls, a 15hp Honda long shaft, some carbon mast leftovers, and an outside-the-box mind for building efficient boats. With
Klara, the Somes Sound 12 1/2 designed by John Brooks, follows the tradition of a sturdy, elegant daysailer – the Herreshoff 12 ½ (aka The Buzzard Bay Boys Boat). Its
