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Burgees And Morgan Limited Yacht Blueprint Oil Painting Corsair represented the New York

Burgees And Morgan Limited Yacht Blueprint Oil Painting Corsair represented the New YorkYacht blueprint showing a cross section from Naval Architect Burgees and Morgan of 250 Park Ave, New York City. Piece is from a fifty four foot ketch built for Mr. Roos. Dated March 26, 1930. The plan is quite interesting and shows many construction details including materials, dimensions, methods, etc.. Circa 1930. Overall Dimensions: 23"H X 24"L Made: American Material: Paper Date: Circa 1930

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Description

Corsair represented the New York Yacht Club as flagship during Morgan's tenure as Commodore in 1898

Pair of Anderson and Gyde port and starboard ships lanterns with fresnel glass lenses

The vessel displays exceptional design

The bow carries and eagle figurehead with foliate trailboards

With heart shaped back plate on the handle bracket

Burgees And Morgan Limited Yacht Blueprint Oil Painting Corsair represented the New YorkYacht blueprint showing a cross section from Naval Architect Burgees and Morgan of 250 Park Ave, New York City. Piece is from a fifty four foot ketch built for Mr. Roos. Dated March 26, 1930. The plan is quite interesting and shows many construction details including materials, dimensions, methods, etc.. Circa 1930. Overall Dimensions: 23"H X 24"L Made: American Material: Paper Date: Circa 1930

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