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Buchanan Collection Auckland Library The previous header photo was of the New Zealand Z class, affectionately known as the "Zeddie...

As you would guess, I have a lot of sailing images collected from the Web; some filed in generic terms that give me no help in identify...

Moth Classique The Swiss-Dunand Moth represents a radical design jump in Moths. Not seen before in Moths were the very deep V sections o...

Upon seeing my post on the tricked out Swedish D-Kanot , Neil Kennedy of NedsLocker sent along this article of a singlehander design by Br...

You can't put anything up about Antipodean classes that Neil Kennedy doesn't have an archived article to supplement it with. Linkin...

Over the past year Neil Kennedy had been digging into his vast archive of magazine articles and sending them along to Earwigoagin. These two...

Sea Spray Annual In response to the photo of the extreme hiking on a scow Moth , Kiwi Neil Kennedy sent along the previous header pho...

In response to my post about the 505's and their array of strings , Kiwi Neil Kennedy (who seems to have a vast archive of vintage magaz...

Neil Kennedy of New Zealand sent along some magazine snippets of the New Zealand Classic Skiff Moths, specifically from Seacraft magazine - ...

The previous header photo was of the New Zealand classic M Class, a restricted lapstrake design originally by Arch Logan from the 1920...

The best photo there is of a sailing dinghy on the edge of control. An Historical Australian 18-footer but I don't have anything el...