The Cornish Yawl is built by Cornish-Crabbers in Rock, Cornwall, England with construction number CY38. She has always been stored inside in a heated shed during the winter. She is exceptionally well equipped with all the toys and more.
Traditional one of a kind and unique SW Dutch flat bottomed Oyster & Lobster fishing vessel with leeboards converted into a yacht in the ‘70’s Commissioned in 1911, built in Steel by Gebr. Spaans from Roodevaart and launched in 1913...
This sailing cutter has Dacron sails in traditional red-brown color: mainsail, jib, jib and genoa. On deck you will find a lot of teak detailing which is in a well maintained condition. There is an anchor winch and a fixed...
She is available from only her second owner and is fully equipped for cruising or racing.
Rigging : Spencer/Holland Spar Construction: Douglas Fir to laminated Sapele frames. Stem keel and stern post of laminated Iroko. External coating of fibre cloth applied with epoxy resin. The hull has been epoxy treated Internal and external. Traditional teak laid...
