Classic Wooden Motor Yachts

Classic Wooden Motor Yachts
Author: Ron McClure
Publisher: International Marine/Ragged Mountain Press
Total Pages: 179
Release: 2002-11
Genre: Transportation
ISBN: 007139091X

Offers photographs and text of wooden motorboats on coasts of the United States and Canada. This book details specifications, designs with their histories. It focuses on boats of moderate size and the details of their restoration by an award-winning writer and photographer. It is aimed at boat lovers and is a source of ideas for do-it-yourselfers.

Classic Yacht Interiors

Classic Yacht Interiors
Author: Jill Bobrow
Publisher: W. W. Norton & Company
Total Pages: 206
Release: 1982
Genre: Science
ISBN: 9780393032741

A beautiful and comprehensive photo survey of classic yachts.

Chris-Craft Boats

Chris-Craft Boats
Author: Nick Voulgaris III
Publisher: Rizzoli Publications
Total Pages: 226
Release: 2018-05-22
Genre: Sports & Recreation
ISBN: 0847861740

Celebrate all that is quintessentially American about being on the water in the world’s most beloved boat. Since 1874, Chris-Craft has built boats of immense beauty that evoke an emotion and passion in all who see them. The varnished mahogany runabouts of yesteryear, and their modern sister-ships of today, all share the same design ethos, gorgeous lines, high quality, and style. The name alone conjures up images of classic wooden boats, waving flags, and unforgettable memories made on the waves. Immortalized on the big screen in such movies as On Golden Pond and Mission Impossible, the aura and romance of Chris-Craft shines through in this book featuring more than 200 boats—from never-before-published archival images to gorgeous color photos of collector and new boats—as well as plans and ephemera from Chris-Craft’s own collection. A thoroughly researched and informative narrative brings the captivating 140-year story to life. This is the ideal gift for boaters, as well as the perfect book for any owner of a vacation home or lake house—or those who aspire toward this American dream.

Sausalito Wooden Boat Tour

Sausalito Wooden Boat Tour
Author: Victoria A. Colella
Publisher:
Total Pages: 86
Release: 2014-03-15
Genre: Boats and boating
ISBN: 9780615980546

The Sausalito Wooden Boat Tour guide book will educate and delight Sausalito locals and visitors as they "Stroll the Docks of the Bay." The mysteries and treasures of the waterfront are revealed through the eyes of Sausalito artist, Victoria Colella, author and guide of the Sausalito Wooden Boat Tour, now celebrating the publication of its third limited edition.

Classic Wooden Yachts of the Northwest

Classic Wooden Yachts of the Northwest
Author: Ron McClure
Publisher: Sasquatch Books
Total Pages: 20
Release: 2000-01-01
Genre: Sports & Recreation
ISBN: 1570612307

Beautiful color photographs and evocative text transport the reader back to the golden age of Northwest yachting, when custom-designed and custom-built wooden yachts cruised the inland waters of the British Columbia and Washington.The Northwest is a premier center for classic wooden boats, and this book showcases nearly 40 of these beautiful craft. Most of these boats were built during the 1920s and 30s and have been lovingly restored to their original condition. Admire the gorgeous lines and teak decks of the exteriors, then go below to see fine woodwork -- gleaming varnished surfaces, bronze fittings, customized designs -- all the lavish details and craftsmanship that make these boats floating works of art from a bygone era.

Des Townson

Des Townson
Author: Brian Peet
Publisher:
Total Pages:
Release: 2019
Genre:
ISBN: 9780473481070

Des Townson was a yacht designer and boatbuilder who possessed an analytical mind, an innate feel for sailing boats and a wonderful eye for their visual balance. During a five decade long design career he produced some of the most eye-catching, easily handled and well performing maritime craft to ever grace New Zealand waters. The fact he was self-taught and worked almost his entire career alone only intensifies the achievements of this remarkable man. His own recollections and those of his family, close friends and associates combined with photos, boat plans and press reports, ensure a detailed record of his impact on the New Zealand sailing scene is preserved. Des Townson's legacy continues to this day through the thousands of yachts still bearing his name.

Lyman Boats

Lyman Boats
Author: Tom Koroknay
Publisher:
Total Pages: 148
Release: 2004-01-01
Genre: Boatbuilders
ISBN: 9780974970509

Lyman Boats: Legend of the Lakes. . . is the definitive, all-inclusive history of the "Clinker-Built" boats that defined the lapstrake hull. Author Tom Koroknay has used his exclusive access to the original Lyman archives to tell the story of the Lyman family, their successful business, and the boats they built. Era by era, model by model, Koroknay details the development of the lapstrake boats proudly built by the Lymans and their employees. The book is illustrated with more than 120 rare black and white photographs selected from the Lyman archives, as well as about 70 modern color photos of various Lyman boats. This is a must-have volume for any classic wooden boat enthusiast.

Launching Dreams

Launching Dreams
Author: Baden Pascoe
Publisher:
Total Pages: 152
Release: 2013-09-01
Genre: Boatbuilders
ISBN: 9781877378843

A large format pictorial and historical account of the life of businessman and boat builder Percy Vos, his boatyard at Westhaven, the boats he built and the people he worked with. Established in 1922, P.Vos Ltd built a wide range of boats from simple dinghies and runabouts to large luxury launches, yachts, fishing boats and the car ferry Korea. The author Baden Pascoe is a well-known writer on maritime subjects and has a long-standing family connection to the Vos family and Percy's boats.

Glass Plates and Wooden Boats

Glass Plates and Wooden Boats
Author: Matthew P. Murphy
Publisher:
Total Pages: 0
Release: 2006
Genre: Photography of sailing ships
ISBN: 9781889833729

For forty years after the turn of last century, Willard Jackson trolled the waters off Marblehead, Massachusetts, in a custom motor launch carrying a wooden camera and a box of glass-plate negatives. His quarry? Any vessel that made its way into and out of that mecca of American sailing. Over a century later, the archive of several thousand pictures he collected stands as a one-of-a-kind record of the early development of the American yacht. Matthew Murphy, editor of WoodenBoat magazine, uses Jackson's remarkable work to trace the history of the pleasure sailboat. Each of 75 sharp, breathtaking images is accompanied by a 300-word caption.