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INDIAN CLASS Racing Sloop Half Hull Plaque by John G. Alden
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This Fine Item Has Been Sold. Thank you! INDIAN CLASS RACING SLOOP PLAQUEBy John G. Alden Presented is a builder's model of a centerboard racing sloop named “TUSCARORA“ after the Indian Tribe which is engraved on a presentation plate on the plaque. Other than coming from Marblehead, MA, nothing is known of the model's origin except that the yacht designer, John Alden designed and built 100 of these smart looking, 21 foot, craft starting in 1924. He named them "INDIAN CLASS". Some of them are still sailing today. The black painted hull over a green bottom is lapstrake built with the sales carved from Pine all mounted on a Mahogany backboard. The varnish has acquired a warm mellow tone over the intervening 85 years. The hull shows a pleasing shape that is designed to move swiftly through the water. Presentation models were often used as awards given to race winners or to celebrate the launch of a specific boat PLAQUE DIMENSIONS:The ship model is 8" L x 1" W x 1" DThe backboard is 17 3/4" L x 12 1/4" H x 3/4" DWeight 4 pounds.CONDITION: The half hull is in original condition and the mellowed varnish is in excellent condition. On the back of the board is a collage of pictures of people of various nationalities. There is nothing of consequence which would distract from the overall appearance of this model. This handcrafted half hull model will make a great addition to your office, den or family room. Finally shaped lapstrake hull and name plateFOR MORE PICTURES SEE GALLERY BELOW A Swampscott dory-type daysailer with generous side decks and inside ballast. LOA - 21' 2" Draft (cb up) - 18" (cb down) - 3' 6" Displ. - 1,200 lbs.Sail Area - 196 - 230 sq. ft. LWL - 16' 9" Beam - 6' 4" BRIEF HISTORY: John G. Alden, (1884-1962) John G. Alden opened his design officed in 1909. By 1932, he was known worldwide in part due to his "Malabar" schooner design's success on the offshore racing scene between 1923 and 1932. John Alden is best known for his fast and seaworthy offshore boats but he designed a broad range of exceptional boats and most of his designs have become true classics. The success continues to this day with the firm that bears his name. OUR UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE: If not completely satisfied with your purchase it may be returned, if without damage, within five days of receipt in its original packaging. Return items must be insured for their full value. A prior email authorization by us for the return is required. Unfortunately, shipping charges are not included in this offer and are non-refundable unless due to our error. International buyers welcome, but inquire first. We have satisfied customers in Argentina, Australia, Austria, Belgium, Bermuda, British Virgin Islands, Canada, Chile, China, Czech Republic, Democratic Republic of Congo, Denmark, Estonia, England, France, Germany, Greece, Holland, Hong Kong, Hungary, Iceland, Ireland, Israel, Italy, Japan, Kuwait, Latvia, Martinique, Mexico, New Zealand, Norway, Nova Scotia, Panama, Poland, Portugal, Puerto Rico, Romania, Saudi Arabia, Scotland, Singapore, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Turkey, United Arab Emirates, USVI and the Eastern Caribbean. A vintage half hull in the classic style of a John G. Alden design Copyright 2009 by Land And Sea Collection™, All Rights Reserved Select a thumbnail from the left to zoom. Image #1 Image #2 Image hosting and Zoom Gallery by VillagePhotos.com
This Fine Item Has Been Sold. Thank you! INDIAN CLASS RACING SLOOP PLAQUEBy John G. Alden
This Fine Item Has Been Sold. Thank you!
INDIAN CLASS RACING SLOOP PLAQUEBy John G. Alden
The hull shows a pleasing shape that is designed to move swiftly through the water.
PLAQUE DIMENSIONS:The ship model is 8" L x 1" W x 1" DThe backboard is 17 3/4" L x 12 1/4" H x 3/4" DWeight 4 pounds.CONDITION: The half hull is in original condition and the mellowed varnish is in excellent condition. On the back of the board is a collage of pictures of people of various nationalities. There is nothing of consequence which would distract from the overall appearance of this model. This handcrafted half hull model will make a great addition to your office, den or family room.
A Swampscott dory-type daysailer with generous side decks and inside ballast. LOA - 21' 2" Draft (cb up) - 18" (cb down) - 3' 6" Displ. - 1,200 lbs.Sail Area - 196 - 230 sq. ft. LWL - 16' 9" Beam - 6' 4"
LOA - 21' 2" Draft (cb up) - 18" (cb down) - 3' 6" Displ. - 1,200 lbs.Sail Area - 196 - 230 sq. ft. LWL - 16' 9" Beam - 6' 4"
BRIEF HISTORY: John G. Alden, (1884-1962)
John G. Alden opened his design officed in 1909. By 1932, he was known worldwide in part due to his "Malabar" schooner design's success on the offshore racing scene between 1923 and 1932. John Alden is best known for his fast and seaworthy offshore boats but he designed a broad range of exceptional boats and most of his designs have become true classics. The success continues to this day with the firm that bears his name.
OUR UNCONDITIONAL GUARANTEE: If not completely satisfied with your purchase it may be returned, if without damage, within five days of receipt in its original packaging. Return items must be insured for their full value. A prior email authorization by us for the return is required. Unfortunately, shipping charges are not included in this offer and are non-refundable unless due to our error.
A vintage half hull in the classic style of a John G. Alden design
Copyright 2009 by Land And Sea Collection™, All Rights Reserved