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Contents Listing - Articles & Features in this issue
EDITORIAL
CLASSIC BOAT CORRESPONDENCE
AFFORDABLE CLASSICS - Robin Gates looks at a successful wooden racer-cruiser: the South Coast One Design.
VANDA - Built at Bute in 1932, the Alfred Mylne-designed Vanda was discovered away from Scottish waters by Peter Phelan.
FOR LOVE OF A SCHOONER - lan Mclntyre describes one man's major boatbuilding project.
THE YARE NAVIGATION RACE - As a preview to this year's event at the end of the month, Alan Davies offers some images from the last few years.
CLASSIC BOAT CALENDAR
THE 1990 SOUTHAMPTON BOAT SHOW - A selective guide to Britain's biggest in-water show.
WYKEHAM-MARTIN - In the first of a two part article Mark Fishwick reveals the man who did so much more than invent the famous furling gear.
A DIFFERENT ROUND TURN - Before "Making a Ship's Wheel", Mike Szewczuk describes some first wood-turning projects - like belaying pins and deadeyes - for the amateur boatbuilder.
EMILY BARRATT Bob Straughton tells the life story of the last of the British-built trading schooners.
JOHN MACGREGOR - John Leather reveals why the designer of the Rob Roy is recognised as the father of pleasure canoeing.
CLASSIC BOAT BOOKSHELF
BLUEWATER 25 - Rob Maynard reviews a steel-built gaff yawl based on an American design.
NORTH NORFOLK OYSTER - Jenny Bennett sails this traditionally-designed, GRP-built dayboat.
RETURN TO DUNKIRK - Alex McMullen sailed with the fleet for the fiftieth anniversary of the allied retreat from France.
STEAM LAUNCH GALLANT - Silent power which does not disturb the quiet creeks: Rob Maynard goes steamboating.
SOURCES - Rob Maynard's regular look at equipment.
AMATEUR BOATBUILDING COMPETITION - What the judges thought of the qualifying boats invited to the Wooden Boat Show.
TELL-TALES - More apologies from the editor who does not know his spokeshave from his Surform.
CLASSIC BOAT CORRESPONDENCE
AFFORDABLE CLASSICS - Robin Gates looks at a successful wooden racer-cruiser: the South Coast One Design.
VANDA - Built at Bute in 1932, the Alfred Mylne-designed Vanda was discovered away from Scottish waters by Peter Phelan.
FOR LOVE OF A SCHOONER - lan Mclntyre describes one man's major boatbuilding project.
THE YARE NAVIGATION RACE - As a preview to this year's event at the end of the month, Alan Davies offers some images from the last few years.
CLASSIC BOAT CALENDAR
THE 1990 SOUTHAMPTON BOAT SHOW - A selective guide to Britain's biggest in-water show.
WYKEHAM-MARTIN - In the first of a two part article Mark Fishwick reveals the man who did so much more than invent the famous furling gear.
A DIFFERENT ROUND TURN - Before "Making a Ship's Wheel", Mike Szewczuk describes some first wood-turning projects - like belaying pins and deadeyes - for the amateur boatbuilder.
EMILY BARRATT Bob Straughton tells the life story of the last of the British-built trading schooners.
JOHN MACGREGOR - John Leather reveals why the designer of the Rob Roy is recognised as the father of pleasure canoeing.
CLASSIC BOAT BOOKSHELF
BLUEWATER 25 - Rob Maynard reviews a steel-built gaff yawl based on an American design.
NORTH NORFOLK OYSTER - Jenny Bennett sails this traditionally-designed, GRP-built dayboat.
RETURN TO DUNKIRK - Alex McMullen sailed with the fleet for the fiftieth anniversary of the allied retreat from France.
STEAM LAUNCH GALLANT - Silent power which does not disturb the quiet creeks: Rob Maynard goes steamboating.
SOURCES - Rob Maynard's regular look at equipment.
AMATEUR BOATBUILDING COMPETITION - What the judges thought of the qualifying boats invited to the Wooden Boat Show.
TELL-TALES - More apologies from the editor who does not know his spokeshave from his Surform.
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