Specifications: Year: 1911 LOA: 45’ Beam: 12’ Draft: 6’ Construction: Oak Hull/Keel: Displacement HIN: CK92 Description: ‘Our Boys’ is a fishing smack built by J Shuttlewood of Paglesham in 1911. She is of carvel construction with an oak hull and operates by sail alone. During her long life she has not strayed far from her place of birth. She was the Tollesbury and Mersea Native Oyster Company foreman's smack and as the company's largest vessel, apprentices would have servced their t... read more

15ft Open dayboat, built in the late 1950's. Solid heavy construction A 3/4 decked, Clinker displacement hull of varnished Mahogany, She has had much of her planking replaced. Bought as a retirement project, she had languished in a boat shed for several years. She carries a Gaff main sail , white sails. Requires recommissioning and sailing.......... read more

Description: Built circa 1897 by Andrews of Maidenhead as an open day launch, Pike was sympathetically restored by Dennett's boatyard in 1995, when the cabin was added, and relaunched in 1996. Constructed in mahogany on oak, she features varnished mahogany floors throughout, complemented by internal diagonal pitch pine planking. Propulsion is provided by a Lynch permanent magnet motor with onboard charger, offering quiet and efficient electric cruising. Wheel steering is positioned on the port side forward of the cabin, and the spacious forward cockpit comfortably seats up to six gues... read more

Classic Bermudan sloop, built to the exacting requirements of her original owner. Built as a 2/3 berth yacht, seaworthy for the Thames Estuary. She is in only her third ownership in 70 years...... 1999- 2000 she underwent a professional refit, work included all the keel bolts being replaced with new, a new centreboard casing made. at the same time she had a new Beta Marine engine, gearbox and stern gear installed. Stored ashore and undercover Mast un stepped. Topsides repainted August 2024. Reduced to Sell. £3,950... read more

This is a rare chance to buy a 1940's built RAF Seaplane tender with the correct ww2 Perkins S6m diesel engines and Perkins marine gearboxes. The engines and gearboxes were run up before being lowered into the boat last year. This boat needs finishing off and the RAF museum has a sister ship at their Hendon museum fully restored so with their permission any details needed could be copied from her.... read more

Specifications: Year: 1935 LOA: 13.7 m Beam: 3.8 m Draft: 1.5 m Construction: Oak / pitch pine Hull/Keel: Displacement Reg: 125369 Description: ‘Sheemaun’ is a registered National Historic Vessel and a has a huge amount of significance within the historic maritime world. She served throughout World War II with the Royal Navy as HMY Sheemaun – an armed Thames Estuary patrol boat based at Cliffe Fort and Sheerness. ‘Sheemaun’ was appointed Flagship of the National Historic Vesse... read more