The Cornish Crabber 26 is a well built, traditionally styled family cruiser with plenty of space below deck and enjoyable well-mannered performance. A delight to the eye, these pretty boats attract attention wherever they go and have proved to be easy to sail with excellent windward ability and a sea kindly motion. The lifting keel is ideal for coastal cruising. This one-owner example is presented is having a new mast made for her presently and is keenly priced for her age and specification. Viewing by appointment at our Suffolk Office (IP10 0LN) - 01473 659 681.... read more

REDUCED FOR QUICK SALE! BARGAIN! Built in 1950. Carvel wooden construction of mahogany planking on oak frames, long keel, Bermudan sloop rig, aft cockpit and 3 / 4 berth internal layout. BUILDER: Designed by Luke/W L Hobbs and built by R & A Hamper/Luke Brothers. LOA 25' 2" (7.7m) Beam 7' 5" (2.3m) Draft 4' 5" (1.3m) Charming 1950 Luke 5 Tonner, carvel Mahogany on Oak, re-painted and varnished Spring 2022- good sails, Yanmar 8hp diesel, attractive boat, 2008 survey, reduced for quick sale! MECHANICAL Yanmar 8HP inboard diesel engine with raw water cooling system.... read more

'Hangover' is a red, wooden English Folkboat, built in 1961 by Woodnutts of Bembridge, IoW. The carvel-built hull has been epoxy sheathed to make it watertight, and as a result the hull is in very good, dry condition, having been stored in an open-sided barn for the last few years. Stripped teak deck and cabin sole. The deck and coachroof appear dirty in the pictures, but this is just the result of barn storage dust and will easily be washed off. The rig is similar to that of a Nordic Folkboat. Mast and boom are wood. Traditional mahogany fitted galley / dining / navigation area wit... read more

SCOD, a simple, yet practical, unadulterated Classic Racer / cruiser, Bermudan Sloop rig. He relatively deep long keel means she copes well with heavy seas . Her simple Traditional rig, makes her easy to handle single handed. She has a full service history for the last 28 years in her present ownership. Standing rigging has been renewed, and the mast has been rebuilt, a laminated hollow spar. Keel bolts have been drawn to keep a check , Planking re caulked and re painted, re antifouled. Engine has been regularly serviced. . Stood ashore for the Winter. Summers spent on a swinging mooring.... read more

"8ft Smack Yacht, bought as an open boat ,a "shell" from Portsmouth in 1985. The Testers Boatyard, Hollowshore, Kent, sold her on, as a restoration project to her present owner in 1986. Originally she was a twin masted Lugger, built circa 1895. It was decided that she would be re rigged to carry a Smack's Gaff Rig, have an engine installed, new rig, spars and sails, a deck and a simple coach roof over an open accommodation cabin. The restoration was completed and she was back sailing in 2013. Old surveys were made of her in 2014 and again 2018. Afloat on a pontoo... read more

Dormouse is typical of a pocket cruiser from this period. Built by Shuttlewoods in 1957 on the River Roach. A traditional carvel construction of mahogany on oak and copper fastings. She contains all the desirable features that any yachtsman cruising the East Coast in the late 1950s could have wanted, complete with a centreboard, gaff rig, and wood stove. Now offered laying afloat not far from her original launch having only ever had two owners. Viewing by appointment through our Essex office on (01621) 785600... read more

Features English Folkboat. 1963. Lovely example of this classic sailing yacht. Built by Maurice Hembstead. Four berths in two cabins. Galley area with stainless steel sink and tap. Twin burner gas hob. Powered by a 10hp Beta diesel engine (2011). In excellent condition, constantly maintained. Must be viewed to be fully appreciated. Viewing by appointment at: www.harbouryachts.co.uk Navigation Log/speed/depth. Garmin Echo map 60 GPS. Clipper echo sounder. Icom IC M41 VHF. Compass. Clock and barometer. Wind direction indicator. Electrical 2 x batteries (2021). 240 volt charger. Mechanical Beta ... read more

The Miller Fifer was a very successful range of motor sailers, built by James Miller and Sons of St Monance, Scotland. Millers were a long established firm passing through several generations with a proud reputation for building fine fishing boats up to 70’ or so. The yard also built a number of large yachts before the war and continued with yacht building in the 1950s and 1960s with the Fifer range. The Fifers had a direct lineage to the fishing boats built by the yard and, in their various sizes were built with the same massive scantlings as the fishing boats. The Miller Fifers were bui... read more