Designed as a gaff yawl she was built of the finest Burma teak on robust oak frames – She typified the best kind of cruising yacht of the period with first class materials and workmanship. Burma teak planks were laid on oak frames and elm deadwoods. Copper and bronze fastened with iron floors and conventional long keel the displacement hull form is ballasted with lead. In the restoration the 33 ton keel was fitted with K500 alloy bolts. The rudder frame post and blade are stainless steel; the blade with a teak covering.
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