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Originally built as a gaff 12-Metre to the First International Rule for Nils Persson to represent Sweden in the 1912 Stockholm Olympic Games. She won the silver medal, the gold went to the Anker & Jensen design Magda IX, but Erna Signe continued racing, winning Kiel Week that same year. In 1998 Ole Chr. Schróder bought her in a delapidated state. He had a complete restoration done at the Walsted Yard to a high standard although she was not kept to the original design. She was given a bermudan rig, a new teak deck complete with a set of self-tailing winches. |
| Name: | Erna Signe |
| Class: |
12-Metre |
| Designer(s): |
William Fife III |
| Type of Boat: | 12-Metre / Bermudan cutter |
| Year Built: | 1911 |
| Built by: | Stockholm Boatyard |
| LOA m / ft: | / 65' |
| LOD m / ft: | / |
| LWL m / ft: | / 62' 7 |
| Beam m / ft: | / 11' 2 |
| Draft m / ft: | / 8' 5 |
| Yard No: | |
| Sail Stats: | Sail area: 250m2 |
| Construction: | Mahogany on Steel frames. Spas: Oregon pine |
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