Classic Sail 2015 Calendar

Classic Sail features sailing craft ranging from traditional working vessels and cruising sailboats, to exciting America's Cup contenders of the past. Kathy Mansfield, whose work is found in nautical magazines, including WoodenBoat, Cruising World, and Water Craft, brings together American and European boats in this very enjoyable pan-Atlantic collection. (14 × 22 inches, open).
JanuaryElena is designed after the Nat Herreshoff schooner of 1911. She was built in Spain in 2009. Length overall: 180' 5" Length on deck: 136' 6" Beam: 26' 8" Draft: 17'
FebruaryHalloween is a Marconi cutter rig designed by William Fife and built in 1926. Length overall: 81' 1" Beam: 14' 9" Draft: 11' 5".
MarchHarlekin is a Scandinavian 30-square-meter class boat, also known as a skerry cruiser, built in 1948.
AprilDulcinea is an Einar Ohlson design built in 1966. Length overall: 36'. Eagle was designed by Hunt and Howland and built at the Abeking and Rasmussen yard in Germany in 1962. Length overall: 41'. They are pictured sailing at the Eggemoggin Reach Race in Maine.
MayMariska is a 15-meter class gaff cutter rig yacht built in 1908 and one of four still sailing. She was restored and re-launched in 2009. Length overall: 105' Beam: 13' 2"
JuneVeronique is a gaff-rigged ketch designed and built in 1907 by the Luke Brothers in England. She sails here at the Regates Royales off Cannes, France.
JulyEva is a gaff cutter designed and built in Scotland at the Fife yard in 1906. Length overall: 57' 6" Length on deck: 42' 6" Beam: 9' 10" Draft: 6' 7"
AugustSolway Maid was designed by William Fife in 1938, built in 1940, and then laid up for the duration of World War II. Length overall: 52' 7" Beam: 10' 9" Draft: 7' 6"
SeptemberTruant was built in 1910 and won the 8-meter class in both Britain and Europe in 1912, but in the early 1950s was found languishing in an Irish potato field from which she was rescued. Length overall: 41' 9" Beam: 7' 7" Draft: 5' 9"
OctoberIsla is a New York 32 designed for the New York Yacht Club by Olin Stephens in 1936. Most of the 20 originally built are still sailing. Length overall: 45' 4" Beam: 10' 7" Draft: 6' 6"
NovemberMikado is a 41' gaff cutter designed and built by William Fife in 1904. She is pictured sailing in the Firth of Clyde during the 2013 Fife Regatta off Fairlie, Scotland. Length overall: 42' Beam: 8' 7" Draft: 6' 7"
DecemberEleonora, a replica of the 1910 Herreshoff yacht Westward, was built in the Netherlands in 2000. Length overall: 162' 5" Length on deck: 136' 2" Beam: 27' Draft: 17' 1"
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