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This design is a bit of a mystery. The technical files show a project name of Mathis 31'. Mathis was historically a boat builder in Camden, New Jersey which eventually became Trumpy Yachts. Yet Mathis ceased building boats in the mid 1950s and the date of this design is 1961. The boat was extensively tank tested at the Davidson Laboratory at Stevens Institute of New Jersey. Here's an image of the tank testing in progress with the boat at 20.2 knots. Principal Dimensions LOA 31'-0" LWL 28'-0" Beam 10'-7" Draft 2'-3"

American Jane II was built of aluminum by Walter Huisman of Vollenhove, Holland. She was designed to compete in the one-ton class. She was launched in 1973. Here's an article from Sea magazine. Please double click for zoom. And here's the general arrangement plan. Principal Dimensions LOA 38'-8" LWL 29'-3" Beam 11'-9" Draft 6'-6" Displacement 15,995 lbs Ballast 6,800 lbs Sail Area 618 sq ft

Wood Wianno 15 This 15' dinghy was designed in 1992. Designated the Wianno 15, three boats have been built to this design in fiberglass and one in wood. The design was heavily influenced by the sandbaggers of the early 20th century. An interesting feature is that the free standing carbon fiber mast can be relocated in heavy air, configuring the boat as a cat boat. Once the bow sprit is removed, the forward mast partners is exposed allowing this reconfiguration and providing for the exact same sailing balance. Sail Plan Showing Both Rig Configurations Principal Dimensions LOA 15'-3" LWL 15'-0" Beam 6'-3 3/4" Draft 4'-6" (Centerboard Down)

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Here's Zingaro racing during the Newport Bucket a few years back. This shot was taken by Billy Black. She is built of aluminum by Derecktor Shipyards and launched in 2000. It was an incredibly foggy race. Check out this shot, also by Billy. The boat is now named Gitana and is navy blue. Principal Dimensions LOA 112'-0" LWL 91'-11" Beam 24'-9" Draft 13'-0"

Photo Courtesy of Yachting Magazine From left to right: David Facente, Adam Guttenplan, Daniela Abbott (Newport Office), Jason Black, Bruce Johnson, Frederic De Clercq and Brendan Abbott (Newport Office). Missing is Jeff Grey (Newport Office). Jeff is generally on the road dealing with customers boats and refits in addition to being a yacht broker. Jeff Grey

The New Horizons Class was developed for and built by Ray Greene & Company of Toledo, Ohio. The boat was introduced in 1961 as a family oriented fiberglass production model. 175 boats were built during the production run. Interestingly the material from the shipyard states that the boat was available in any stage of construction: complete boat, semi-completed or bare hull and deck. I include the following advertisement for Universal Atomic marine engines in that it includes a decent sailing image of the New Horizon. Here are the sail and arrangement plans. And the construction plan. Principal Dimensions LOA 25'-3" LWL 21'-3" Beam 7'-9" Draft 3'-0" (board up) 5'-3" (board down) Displacement 6,030 lbs Ballast 1,600 lbs Sail Area 324 sq ft

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This beautiful 6-meter was built of wood by J.J. Taylor & Sons of Canada. She was launched in 1956. She was a very successful racing yacht in Canadian waters. In 1971 she was modified by S&S to upgrade her shape, based in great part on advances in 12-meter design. Here's the modification to her Lines. Here she is after her restoration in 2002. Note the owner has returned her to the original shape. Here are the plans. Principal Dimensions LOA 37'-0" LWL 23'-8" Beam 6'-0" Draft 5'-5"

During World War II, the firm designed a number of vessels for the U.S. Navy. Here is L.P.T. (light patrol torpedo) vessel #810. Two boat were built to this design by Bath Iron Works of Maine. They were launched in 1946 and 1947, respectively. PT810 was powered by four Packard 12-cylinder gasoline liquid cooled aircraft engines developing 2,500 hp each for a top speed of 35 knots, fully loaded. Here are the plans. Principal Dimensions LOA 89'-6" LWL 85'-2" Beam 24'-5" Draft 4'-5" Displacement 210,000 lbs

Back in May we posted an article about two sisters that were built to design #1894, one in Cowes named Sunmaid V and one in Australia named Tina. A blog reader was kind enough to send these images of Sunmaid V. Thanks for sending them.

The Dolphin 24 is just a great all around small cruising boat. And she's pretty to boot. Over 300 boats were built during a production run that lasted from 1959 through the early 1970s and built by at least 5 different boat building companies. The Yankee Dolphin, shown here is considered the best of the bunch. There's a great little website about the boat. Access by clicking here. Here are the plans. And an interior image. Principal Dimensions LOA 24'-1" LWL 19'-0" Beam 7'-8" Draft 2'-10" (board up) 5'-2" (board down) Displacement 4,544 lbs Ballast 1,650 lbs Sail Area 297 sq ft

This 3/4 tonner was built using cold-molded construction by Snug Harbor Boat Works. We can't tell how any were built but we know of at least three. Here is the general arrangement plan. Principal Dimensions LOA 34'-2" LWL 25'-10" Beam 10'-10" Draft 5'-10" Displacement 8,400 lbs Sail Area 505 sq ft