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| Name : |
Waiandance |
| Class : |
12 Metre Second Int'l Rule |
| Year : |
1928 |
| SailNo : |
12 US 1 |
| LOA : |
21.10 meters |
| LWL : |
13.10 meters |
| Beam : |
3.75 meters |
| Draft : |
2.58 meters |
| Sail Area : |
181 sq meters |
| Construction : |
wood on steel frames |
| Builder : |
Abeking & Rasmussen, Lemwerder, Germany #2362 |
| Designer : |
Starling Burgess |
| First Country : |
United States |
| First Home Port : |
New London, CT |
| Disposition : |
Scrapped by owner at Schofield Shipyard, Stamford, CT - 1952 |
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| Name : |
Isolde |
| Class : |
12 Metre Second Int'l Rule |
| Year : |
1928 |
| SailNo : |
12 US 2 |
| LOA : |
21.10 meters |
| LWL : |
13.10 meters |
| Beam : |
3.75 meters |
| Draft : |
2.58 meters |
| Sail Area : |
181 sq meters |
| Construction : |
wood on steel frames |
| Builder : |
Abeking & Rasmussen, Lemwerder, Germany #2363 |
| Designer : |
Starling Burgess |
| Built For : |
Henry L. Maxwell |
| First Country : |
United States |
| First Home Port : |
Larchmont, NY |
| Lloyd's Register : |
Disappeared - 1978 |
| Disposition : |
Sailed from California to Australia; hauled, keel salvaged, broken up - 1988 |
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| Name : |
Tycoon |
| Class : |
12 Metre Second Int'l Rule |
| Year : |
1928 |
| SailNo : |
12 US 3 |
| Other Names : |
Zio - 1936, Arundel - 1940, Trull - 1954 |
| LOA : |
21.10 meters |
| LWL : |
13.10 meters |
| Beam : |
3.75 meters |
| Draft : |
2.58 meters |
| Sail Area : |
181 sq meters |
| Construction : |
wood on steel frames |
| Builder : |
Abeking & Rasmussen, Lemwerder, Germany #2364 |
| Designer : |
Starling Burgess |
| Built For : |
Clifford D. Mallory |
| First Country : |
United States |
| First Home Port : |
Greenwich, CT |
| Disposition : |
Destroyed by fire during Hurrican Carol in Marblehead, MA in 1954 |
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| Name : |
Iris |
| Class : |
12 Metre Second Int'l Rule |
| Year : |
1928 |
| SailNo : |
12 US 4 |
| LOA : |
21.09 meters |
| LWL : |
13.03 meters |
| Beam : |
3.87 meters |
| Draft : |
2.58 meters |
| Sail Area : |
183 sq meters |
| Construction : |
wood on steel frames |
| Builder : |
Abeking & Rasmussen, Lemwerder, Germany #2365 |
| Designer : |
Burgess, Rigg & Moran |
| Built For : |
W. A. W. Stewart |
| First Country : |
United States |
| First Home Port : |
Oyster Bay, NY |
| Lloyd's Register : |
Disappeared - 1972 |
| Disposition : |
Believed sunk in 1972 in Michigan |
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| Name : |
Anitra |
| Year : |
1928 |
| SailNo : |
12 US 5 |
| LOA : |
21.10 meters |
| LWL : |
13.10 meters |
| Beam : |
3.75 meters |
| Draft : |
2.58 meters |
| Sail Area : |
181 sq meters |
| Construction : |
wood on steel frames |
| Builder : |
Abeking & Rasmussen, Lemwerder, Germany #2366 |
| Designer : |
Starling Burgess |
| Built For : |
Harding, NY |
| First Country : |
United States |
| First Home Port : |
Boston, MA |
| Lloyd's Register : |
Disappeared - 1976 |
| Currently : |
McMillan Yachts Inc. & Charles Parrish, Newport, RI, restoration planned |
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| Name : |
Onawa |
| Class : |
12 Metre Second Int'l Rule |
| Year : |
1928 |
| SailNo : |
12 US 6 |
| LOA : |
21.10 meters |
| LWL : |
13.10 meters |
| Beam : |
3.75 meters |
| Draft : |
2.58 meters |
| Sail Area : |
181 sq meters |
| Construction : |
wood on steel frames |
| Builder : |
Abeking & Rasmussen, Lemwerder, Germany #2367 |
| Designer : |
Starling Burgess |
| Built For : |
William Cameron Forbes, NY |
| First Country : |
United States |
| First Home Port : |
Boston, MA |
| Yacht Clubs : |
New York Yacht Club || Eastern Yacht Club |
| Restoration : |
McMillan Yachts || Perrotti Performance, Newport, RI, USA |
| OnTheWeb : |
Onawa History |
| Currently : |
Seascope Yacht Charters Tiedemann Collection |
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| Name : |
Seven Seas |
| Class : |
12 Metre Third Int'l Rule |
| Year : |
1935 |
| SailNo : |
12 US 9 |
| Other Names : |
Sunday - Portugal, 1946 [12 P 1]
Seven Seas of Porto - 1993 [12 K 26] |
| LOA : |
20.79 meters |
| LWL : |
13.84 meters |
| Beam : |
3.66 meters |
| Draft : |
2.71 meters |
| Sail Area : |
181 sq meters |
| Construction : |
wood on steel frames |
| Builder : |
Henry B. Nevins, Inc. |
| Designer : |
Clinton Crane |
| Built For : |
Van Santford Merle-Smith |
| First Country : |
United States |
| First Home Port : |
New York, NY |
| Restoration : |
Lagos Boatyard (1990) |
| Racing : |
1998 Cannes Royal Regatta - 1st - Vintage 12mR |
| Lloyd's Register : |
Disappeared - 1951 |
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| Name : |
Mitena |
| Class : |
12 Metre Third Int'l Rule |
| Year : |
1936 |
| SailNo : |
12 US 10 |
| LOA : |
21.95 meters |
| LWL : |
13.41 meters |
| Beam : |
3.40 meters |
| Draft : |
2.65 meters |
| Sail Area : |
164 sq meters |
| Construction : |
composite |
| Builder : |
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company #1275 |
| Designer : |
L. Francis Herreshoff |
| Built For : |
William J. Strawbridge |
| First Country : |
United States |
| First Home Port : |
New York, NY |
| Lloyd's Register : |
Disappeared - 1976 |
| Currently : |
Owned by Jim Henley - Dearborn, MI |
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| Name : |
Gleam |
| Class : |
12 Metre Third Int'l Rule |
| Year : |
1937 |
| SailNo : |
12 US 11 |
| LOA : |
67ft 9in (20.65 meters) |
| LWL : |
46ft 9in (13.54 meters) |
| Beam : |
12ft (3.66 meters) |
| Draft : |
8ft 8in (2.64 meters) |
| Sail Area : |
1,930sq ft (181 sq meters) |
| Displacement : |
32.5 tons |
| Construction : |
wood double-planked (mahogany on cedar) on oak frames |
| Builder : |
Henry B. Nevins, Inc. #423 |
| Designer : |
Clinton Crane |
| Built For : |
Clinton Crane |
| First Country : |
United States |
| First Home Port : |
New York, NY |
| Yacht Club : |
New York Yacht Club |
| America's Cup : |
1958 -- trial horse for Defender Candidate Vim |
| Currently : |
Seascope Yacht Charters Tiedemann Collection |
| OnTheWeb : |
Shipwreck Concannon They Calls ‘IM' |
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| Name : |
Nyala |
| Class : |
12 Metre Third Int'l Rule |
| Year : |
1938 |
| SailNo : |
12 US 12 |
| LOA : |
21.35 meters |
| LWL : |
13.72 meters |
| Beam : |
3.60 meters |
| Draft : |
2.67 meters |
| Sail Area : |
179 sq meters |
| Displacement : |
24.5 tons |
| Construction : |
wood, double-planked |
| Builder : |
Henry B. Nevins, Inc. #434 |
| Designer : |
Olin Stephens - Sparkman & Stephens plan #214 |
| Built For : |
Frederick T. Bedford |
| First Country : |
United States |
| First Home Port : |
Southport, CT |
| Racing : |
2002 Prada International 12-Metre Championship -- 4th in the Classic 12-Metre Class |
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| Name : |
Northern Light |
| Class : |
12 Metre Third Int'l Rule |
| Year : |
1938 |
| SailNo : |
12 US 14 |
| LOA : |
70ft (21.30 meters) |
| LWL : |
45ft (13.72) |
| Beam : |
12ft (3.65) |
| Draft : |
8ft 9in (2.67) |
| Sail Area : |
1,916sq ft (179 sq meters) |
| Displacement : |
35 tons |
| Construction : |
wood double-planked (mahogany on cedar) |
| Builder : |
Henry B. Nevins, Inc. #435 |
| Designer : |
Olin Stephens - Sparkman & Stephens plan #239 |
| Built For : |
Alfred Lee Loomis, Jr. (NYYC) |
| First Country : |
United States |
| First Home Port : |
New York, NY |
| Yacht Club : |
New York Yacht Club |
| Currently : |
Seascope Yacht Charters Tiedemann Collection |
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| Name : |
Vim |
| Class : |
12 Metre Third Int'l Rule |
| Year : |
1939 |
| SailNo : |
12 US 15 |
| LOA : |
21.18 meters |
| LWL : |
13.71 meters |
| Beam : |
3.66 meters |
| Draft : |
2.67 meters |
| Sail Area : |
179 sq meters |
| Displacement : |
28.44 tons |
| Construction : |
wood double-planked |
| Builder : |
Henry B. Nevins, Inc. |
| Designer : |
Olin Stephens - Sparkman & Stephens plan #279 |
| Built For : |
Harold Vanderbilt (1939)
John Matthews (1958) |
| First Country : |
United States |
| First Home Port : |
Newport, RI |
| Yacht Club : |
New York Yacht Club |
| Skipper : |
Emil "Gus" Mosbacher |
| Crew : |
Frederick "Ted" Hood - Sailmaker
Dick Bertram (Bertram Yachts)
Jacob Isbrandtsen
Buddy Bombard - Foredeck
Don Matthews
Dick Matthews |
| America's Cup : |
1958 Defense Candidate |
| Currently : |
Alberto Rusconi |
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| Name : |
Columbia |
| Class : |
12 Metre Third Int'l Rule AC |
| Year : |
1958 |
| SailNo : |
12 US 16 |
| LOA : |
69ft (21.15 meters) |
| LWL : |
45ft 1in (13.93 meters) |
| Beam : |
11ft 9in (3.55 meters) |
| Draft : |
8ft 9in (2.73 meters) |
| Sail Area : |
1,985sq ft (173 sq meters) |
| Displacement : |
28.4 tons |
| Construction : |
wood - double-planked mahogany on oak frames |
| Builder : |
Henry B. Nevins, Inc. |
| Designer : |
Olin Stephens - Sparkman & Stephens plan #1343 |
| Built For : |
Henry Sears Syndicate |
| First Country : |
United States |
| First Home Port : |
New York, NY |
| Yacht Club : |
New York Yacht Club |
| Skipper : |
Briggs S. Cunningham
Cornelius "Corny" Shields Sr. - Helmsman |
| Crew : |
Rod Stephens - Bowman
Olin Stephens - Afterguard
Commodore Henery Sears - Navigator
Cornelius "Glint" Shields |
| America's Cup : |
WINNER in 1958 |
| Refit : |
Perrotti Performance, Newport, RI, USA |
| Currently : |
Classic 12 Meter Charters |
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| Name : |
Weatherly |
| Class : |
12 Metre Third Int'l Rule AC |
| Year : |
1958/1962 |
| SailNo : |
12 US 17 |
| LOA : |
69ft (21.00 meters) |
| LWL : |
45ft 5in (14040 meters) |
| Beam : |
11ft 8in (3.76 meters) |
| Draft : |
9ft (2.57 meters) |
| Sail Area : |
1,870sq ft (165 sq meters) |
| Displacement : |
29 tons |
| Construction : |
wood - double-planked mahogany on oak frames |
| Builder : |
Luders Marine |
| Designer : |
1958 - Philip Rhodes/Ted Brewer (rating rules)
1962 - A.E. "Bill" Luders |
| Built For : |
Emil "Gus" Mosbacher |
| First Country : |
United States |
| First Home Port : |
New York, NY |
| Yacht Club : |
New York Yacht Club |
| Skipper : |
Emil "Gus" Mosbacher |
| Crew : |
Buddy Bombard - Foredeck
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| America's Cup : |
WINNER in 1962 |
| Currently : |
America's Cup Charters |
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| Name : |
Easterner |
| Class : |
12 Metre Third Int'l Rule AC |
| Year : |
1958 |
| SailNo : |
12 US 18 |
| LOA : |
65ft 5in (19.94 meters) |
| LWL : |
46ft 7in (14.35 meters) |
| Beam : |
12ft (3.66 meters) |
| Draft : |
9ft (2.79 meters) |
| Sail Area : |
1,920sq ft (179 sq meters) |
| Displacement : |
27.8 tons |
| Construction : |
wood - double-planked mahogany on oak frames |
| Builder : |
Graves Shipyard, Marblehead, MA |
| Designer : |
H. Raymond Hunt |
| Built For : |
Chandler Hovey |
| First Country : |
United States |
| First Home Port : |
Marblehead, MA |
| America's Cup : |
1958 Defender Candidate-- Newport, RI
1962 Defender Candidate-- Newport, RI
1964 Defender Candidate-- Newport, RI |
| Currently : |
Classic 12 Meter Charters |
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| Name : |
Nefertiti |
| Class : |
12 Metre Third Int'l Rule AC |
| Year : |
1962 |
| SailNo : |
12 US 19 |
| LOA : |
67ft 3in (20.52m); |
| LWL : |
45ft 5in (13.90 meters) |
| Beam : |
13ft 3in (4.04 meters) |
| Draft : |
9ft (2.74 meters) |
| Sail Area : |
1,800sq ft (174 sq meters) |
| Displacement : |
24.85 tons |
| Construction : |
wood - double-planked mahogany on oak frames |
| Builder : |
James E. Graves, & Little Harbor Yard |
| Designer : |
Frederick Hood |
| Built For : |
Anderson-Purcell Syndicate - Ross Anderson |
| First Country : |
United States |
| First Home Port : |
Boston, MA |
| Yacht Club : |
Boston Yacht Club |
| Skipper : |
Don MacNamera
Bill Ficker (1964) |
| Crew : |
Lowell North - Sails |
| America's Cup : |
1964 Defender Candidate semi-finalist |
| Currently : |
America's Cup Charters |
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| Name : |
Constellation |
| Class : |
12 Metre Third Int'l Rule AC |
| Year : |
1964 |
| SailNo : |
12 US 20 |
| LOA : |
68ft 4in (20.83 meters) |
| LWL : |
46ft 5in (14.02 meters) |
| Beam : |
11ft 11in (3.66 meters) |
| Draft : |
9ft 1in (2.66 meters) |
| Sail Area : |
1,818sq ft (170 sq meters) |
| Displacement : |
27.2 tons |
| Construction : |
wood - double-planked mahogany on oak frames |
| Builder : |
Minneford Yacht Yard, City Island, NY, USA |
| Designer : |
Olin Stephens - Sparkman & Stephens |
| Built For : |
P.S. du Pont Syndicate (NYYC) |
| First Country : |
United States |
| First Home Port : |
Oyster Bay, NY |
| Yacht Club : |
New York Yacht Club |
| Skipper : |
Robert Bavier & Eric Ridder |
| Crew : |
Buddy Bombard - Foredeck |
| America's Cup : |
WINNER in 1964 |
| Disposition : |
Sunk while being towed off Turkey |
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| Name : |
American Eagle |
| Class : |
12 Metre Third Int'l Rule AC |
| Year : |
1964 |
| SailNo : |
12 US 21 |
| LOA : |
67ft 9in (20.32 meters) |
| LWL : |
46ft 7in (14.02 meters) |
| Beam : |
12ft 5in (3.81 meters) |
| Draft : |
9ft in (2.74 meters) |
| Sail Area : |
1,850sq ft (178 sq meters) |
| Displacement : |
27.35 tons |
| Construction : |
wood - double-planked mahogany on oak frames |
| Builder : |
Luders Marine, Stamford, Conn |
| Designer : |
Bill Luders/Ted Brewer (rating rules) |
| Built For : |
Aurora Syndicate |
| First Country : |
United States |
| First Home Port : |
New York, NY |
| Skipper : |
W.S. Cox |
| America's Cup : |
1964 Defender Candidate |
| Currently : |
America's Cup Charters |
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