Nautical America's Cup Columbia 1901 Sailboat

Nautical America's Cup Columbia 1901 Sailboat
A detailed and well-presented display model of the first successful, two-time defender (1899 and 1901) of the America's Cup, "Columbia." Towering mast, boom, gaff and bowsprit, stitched cotton sails, detailed standing and running rigging. Built plank-on-frame. L. 68.11 in. x W. 9.06 in. x H. 71.06 in.
Nautical America's Cup Columbia 1901 Sailboat Related Items:

22X25 Made of wood and assembled. Sails will need to be attached.

Bermuda Sloop Large Professional Pond Yacht for connoisseurs. Hardware galore, inlaid decks. Hulls made from plank on frame construction. The bottom of the keel was fitted with ballast. The mahogany deck is inlaid with strips of darker wood. The bowsprit runs through a brass tube, and the jib is attached to a brass traveler bar; an oval deck cut-out carries a mahogany cover. Quadrant steering gear, chain plates, mast, and round wood hardware. Even hand stitched sails. This reproduction is exact to the smallest details, and only needs some extra coatings of varnish and a light breeze to sail in the local pond. L. 60.63 in. x W. 8.07 in. x H. 57.87 in.

37X6X42" Made of wood and assembled. Sails will need to be attached.