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    Default Boat deacessioning

    Not waiting for John Brady to post this, in their wisdom, the Independence Seaport Museum is deaccessioning some of their boats. A fleet of sneakboxes, railbird skiff, a catboat, and a delicious ducker. I can see some reasons, duplication etc. Some are fine John Brady copies of traditional types. Some have me wondering. Hope that these find good caring homes.https://wiederseim.hibid.com/catalog...y-sale/?q=boat
    Ben Fuller
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    With two boats at the water and five more in the garage, I think I'll refrain. But I will browse and dream.

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    I'd be dead meat if I dragged another boat home, but I would love to have that catboat!

    At least I learned a new word today: deaccessioning.
    I was born on a wooden boat that I built myself.
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    I'm digging that Seabright skiff.

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    The Catboat! Those are good prices

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    Thanks for posting this, Ben!

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    Do they deliver to central Europe?

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    So glad it's on the wrong coast! That Finger Lakes boat is very appealing.

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    I am close to the auction site. Very tempting!

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    Those are good prices!

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    Beautiful catboat! The sailing garvey looks like a lot of fun too.

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    Ducker looks like it has a non traditional rig, chainplates etc. Also no way to row it, so clearly meant as a recreational boat. Still would be a nice one.
    Ben Fuller
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    The Cricket is enticing.
    As I recall these were sailed double handed with a sliding seat for the crew.
    Rod Mincher writes about them o the earwigoagin blog.
    SHC

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    Lot #240 Ladies Gig "Mary" is a nice boat. All Spanish Cedar planking. Not as light as she could be but still rows nicely.

    Lot #250 Reproduction Garvey Skiff is a good sailing boat with the ketch rig. Looks like both masts are there but might be missing the mainsail and mainsail sprit? A heavily built boat. Carries nicely under sail and the 2 sail rig makes her very handy. Would be a good family boat.

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    Interesting…
    Last edited by nedL; 12-01-2022 at 07:20 PM.

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    Well,….. I now own three more boats. :O

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    So cool
    They are in good hands.

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    Quote Originally Posted by johngsandusky View Post
    With two boats at the water and five more in the garage, I think I'll refrain. But I will browse and dream.
    So, it isn't just me. And I only have five boats at home.

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    Quote Originally Posted by W Grabow View Post
    So, it isn't just me. And I only have five boats at home.
    you guys are lightweights!

    I think this brings my count up to 18!

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    18? I don't feel so bad about the six boats hanging around the property (plus one in the water) now.
    Steve

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