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136-foot 1930 Consolidated. Currently under restoration in SF Bay area. |
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She is the first of Stephens Brothers large series yachts, built in 1924 NC. |
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65' fantail built in 1925 in Tacoma.. | |
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"Home on the Water" Carl Nordstrom designed and Vic Franck built motor yacht from 1929 PNW. | |
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A 1929 Stephens motoryacht. | |
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1929 85' Hoffar-Beeching in Vancouver, B.C. SC | |
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1940 40' Tacoma Boat | |
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Follow the rebirth of the Glorybe, nearly destroyed in the 2002 Seattle fire. | |
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A 1924 57' Smith & Williams. | |
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Mahogany & Teak Commuter Yacht Built by Francis Edward Mathews Launched July 4, 1930 | |
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A 1940 42-foot Chris-Craft Double Cabin Enclosed Bridge Cruiser owned by the Payntons of Seattle PNW. | |
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After 72 years of service, were proud to say M.V. Meander is still cruising her way all over the West Coast of Canada and making friends all along the way. | |
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Merrimac, an exquisite 45-foot motor yacht built by the Astoria Marine Construction Company was launched on August 27, 1938, and is now owned and painstakingly maintained by George Beall. | |
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Merva | Built in Victoria in 1932 by F.W. Morriss, Merva is an excellent example of West Coast wooden boat building. |
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A classic wooden 38-foot 1940 Matthews Standard Sedan motoryacht owned by Ann Hay of Seattle. |
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Les Cochran, an NC Fleet member in Sacramento, has built a nice CYA Affiliate site at www.mycya.net | |
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Sea Breeze | 1939 Stephens Brothers Cruiser. |
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43' Stephens Bros. launching at 3:30 PM on November 20, 1929. PNW | |
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Summer Wind | 88' Astoria Marine Construction, 1940. |
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