1934 bawley for sale at Chelmsford

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1970 Uffa Fox Firefly dinghy for sale at Fareham

1966 clinker-built Kestrel sailing cruiser for sale at Gosport

1934 34ft bawley for sale at Chelmsford

1939 27ft Swedish double-ended sailing cruiser for sale in Mallorca

1962 21ft Riva Super Florida for sale in Hertfordshire

28ft wooden cabin cruiser for sale at Blackpool, Lancashire

Houseboat on residential mooring in central London

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Cutty Sark figurehead Don Street and Liza Copeland Small gaffer Petrel makes for home

Zulu Springwell Harrison Butler Z4 for sale in Dumbarton Paddling a Canadian canoe

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Paintings by Albert Strange and etchings by George Holmes – the charm of the ASA

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George Holmes etching At Wisbeech

George Holmes etching Snippet on Posts Albert Strange painting of trawlers at the Albert Strange Association website Emerald at the Albert Strange Association website

Two charming etchings by George Holmes, trawlers painted by Albert Strange, and Emerald

Editor Dick Wynne has been busy putting some very nice posts up at the Albert Strange Association website. I’m particularly charmed by George Holmes’ etchings, a painting by Albert Strange himself, and the photo of Emerald. And there’s a nice contemporary piece about the development of the canoe stern to read as well. I’d say it was essential reading!

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