The small yacht, its management and handling for racing and sailing, with chapters on construction (1909)
Boardman, Edwin Augustus, 1876- [from old catalog] · Boston, Little, Brown, and company · leaf 214
the eastern partof the country to-day the so-called knock-about, either keel or centerboard, but withmany hundred pounds of lead placed outsidefor ballast, is the type most used. There aremany restricted classes of this type — of fromten to forty boats, scattered along the coast.In the western part… … 21-foot water line unrestricted racing scow, 50 feet over all, 1900 feet of sail in mainsail and jib. Built on steel truss. About the limit that this type can go and still hold together
Yachts
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