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Josephine


Josephine' is designed to "to be worked by her amateur crew, yet having a performance which should enable her to hold her own in any company"(YWA 1956). She is a typical example of the 1950's American style yacht with a large cockpit, elegant sheer and well-balanced coach roof and deckhouse.

'Josephine' was discovered on Long Island in September 1999 in a run-down state and was taken to Martha's Vineyard where she underwent an extensive rebuild that included replacing many oak frames. She was finished in time to be taking part in the America's Cup Jubilee in 2001 across the Atlantic in Cowes, where she took advantage of her drop keel draft to glide over the shallow waters and avoid the strong Solent tides.

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Name: Josephine
Class:
Designer(s): Philip L Rhodes
Type of Boat: Bermudan Sloop
Year Built: 1954
Built by: H. Heidtmann, Hamburg, Germany
LOA m / ft: 13.73m   /   45'
LOD m / ft:   /  
LWL m / ft: 10.7m   /   34'
Beam m / ft: 3.6m   /   11' 9"
Draft m / ft: 1.68m / 2.6m   /   5' 6" / 8' 6"
Yard No:
Sail Stats: Sail No. 279
Construction:

White Oak frames, Burmese teak planking and deck joinery with bronze fastenings, a lead keel and a bronze centreboard.

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