Unusually the hull of this 1930's Cabin Cruiser was built in copper. The workmanship is such that it must have been professionally made but we have been unable to find the design in any of the catalogues of the time.  
The paintwork does not appear to be original. There are plenty of marks and some paint loss on the rubbing strake which suggest it has not been repainted recently.
There are also a couple of paint chips on the deck edge and some patches on the deck which have been touched up.
The cabin superstructure is removable as is the wheelhouse. Both are wooden, original, and in good order. The aft cockpit has wooden seating and a delightful grating.
There are some nice deck fittings including a windlass on the foredeck. 
 She is fitted with an electric motor but it has not been tested.  There is a switch on the deck but no battery box or wiring. The prop shaft, and the propellor are original. 
This Classic motor cruiser is quite delightful and could be displayed or, with some restoration and rewiring, she could be returned to sailing condition. 
Motor powered pond yachts of this class are becoming increasingly difficult to find.
The stand is not as old as the yacht but sets her well so it is included in the sale.
 
 
 
 
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