TUG-22′ Wm. Hand Motor fishing boat SOLD

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TUG-22′ Wm. Hand Motor fishing boat SOLD

CA$25,000.00

Boats like TUG were once common along the southern New England coast, and were often called Noank Boats. Small, but able to take whatever weather might come their way, they were used primarily for lobstering. While these boats were usually modeled by their builder, TUG was designed by the up and coming William Hand, Jr. TUG’s owner first saw her in DESIGNS TO INSPIRE, Anne & Maynard Bray’s wonderful compilation of designs featured in “The Rudder” magazine from 1897 to 1942. Unfortunately, most of Hand’s early drawings were destroyed by fire, so the lines and construction drawings had to be redrawn based on the tiny reproductions in the magazine.

Tug was built traditionally by Hylan&Brown Boatbuilders of Booklin Maine in 2001 with cedar carvel planking, bronze fastened to oak steam bent frames and backbone. Power is supplied by a new Volvo three cylinder diesel.

Please contact Abernethy&Gaudin Boatbuilders for more information or to set up a viewing.

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