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Small Boat Book

The document provides descriptions of 10 small boat designs ranging from 7 to 14 feet in length. The boats include rowing dinghies, sailing dinghies, skiffs, and a folding punt. Each boat design entry includes the dimensions and intended use. The document also notes that the book contains detailed plans, offsets, building instructions, and construction tips for each boat design.

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Small Boat Book

The document provides descriptions of 10 small boat designs ranging from 7 to 14 feet in length. The boats include rowing dinghies, sailing dinghies, skiffs, and a folding punt. Each boat design entry includes the dimensions and intended use. The document also notes that the book contains detailed plans, offsets, building instructions, and construction tips for each boat design.

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THE SMALL BOAT BOOK

Originally The Dinghy Book

• Rinky Dink: a useful little seven foot overall pram to carry three – for the man who
uses a small cruising yacht, power or sail.
• Handy Andy: an eight foot, round bilge sailing dinghy – the forerunner of the fa-
mous Penn Yann dink. By actual test she is capable of carrying four full grown
men, three being a comfortable load. The canvas covered construction indicated has
proven successful in thousands of canoes.
• Carry Me: a nine foot flat bottom rowing dinghy built in a traditional manner.
• Sally Ann: a useful 7 feet 11 inch overall flat bottom pram. A single plank on each
side and planked athwartship on her bottom. She could be built of waterproof ma-
rine plywood.
• Takapart: a 10 foot folding punt for the man who wants a light weight and easily
stowed little craft. The hull is made up of three separate sections which can be
stowed within one another.
• Anabelle: a substantial small flat bottom skiff 10 feet overall by 3 feet 6 inches
beam. There is more than the usual amount of flare in her topsides, which spells
reserve stability. Easily rowed or a fast craft with a modest outboard motor.
• Nymph: a 10 foot flat bottom sailing skiff with a 54 sq. ft. jib head cat rig.
• Dancer: a 12 foot dink. An attractive and easily built tender which will prove ideal
for the average cruising yacht.
• Scandal: an outboard powered skiff – easily built and will travel very fast with a
light weight engine – 14 feet 7 inches overall by 3 feet 9 inches beam and she draws
5 in.
• Pixie: an able Vee bottom row boat — suitable for an all purpose tender and suit-
able for outboard power. 14 feet overall by 4 feet beam and a draft of 7 inches.

Every design is complete, with all


the drawings reproduced accurately,
complete with offsets, building in-
structions and valuable hints on the
construction of each boat.

Payment is enclosed for ____ copies of THE SMALL BOAT BOOK


($50 post paid, $30 outside the US. Payment MUST be in US funds payable on a US
ATKIN BOAT PLANS bank.)
PAT ATKIN
PO BOX 3005A NAME ________________________________________________________________
NOROTON, CONN. ADDRESS ____________________________________________________________
06820
CITY & STATE ______________________________________ ZIP ____________

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