The original design of this pretty boat is from the boatyard of George F. Lawley & Sons of Neponset, Massachusetts, circa, 1920. From 1866 to 1945, the Lawley yard produced many large yachts and the tenders to go with them.
This is a lapstrake boat with each plank overlapping the previous plank, and the overlapped seams are epoxied together resulting in a very strong, always watertight joint. Because of the high strength of the epoxy adhesive, the entire hull is effectively one piece producing a strong, lightweight boat (think of an eggshell) that does not need the internal frames of a traditional lapstrake boat. The interior is clean and uncluttered.
The planking is made from okoume marine plywood and the gunwales, stem and transom are made from sepele mahogany.
Length: 10’2” Beam: 48” Weight: 81 lbs.
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