Amiens RASC Amiens is a truly unique vessel. She is one of 14 Battlefield Class high speed target towing launches built by Thornycroft for the MOD in 1944 and is believed to be the only seagoing vessel left of her class. There is some incredible history behind this vessel from her service days with the Royal Army Service Corp as well as her time in commercial use as a survey vessel when she surveyed the sea floor for the Channel Tunnel. Since her current owners purchased her, she has had an extensive amount of works completed both interior and exterior and is currently used as a fully funct... read more

Specifications: Year: 1921 LOA: 36’ Beam: Approx. 8’ Draft: Approx. 2’ Construction: Timber Hull / Keel: Displacement HIN: N/A Description: “A classic 1921 launch which has had over £20,000 spent on her since 2005. All the work has been carried out by the professional shipwrights, M.W. Jackson. She is now 90% complete and ready to launch. All receipts for the work carried out are available. Her current owner has converted her into a live-aboard, having spent a further £... read more

1927 Henry B. Nevins Built Express Runabout A truly unique listing exclusive to Blue Lagoon Marine. 'New Yorker' is a boat like no other, steeped in history, the provenance of this vessel is genuinely remarkable. Please read below for more information: Designed by Tams and King Inc., 250, Park Avenue, New York City, USA, for the 1927 season. From as early as 1869 an early craze for fast gentlemen's yachts emerged on Lake Windermere. Not to be outdone, the craze moved across the Atlantic to the shores of the East Coast of America where numerous famous personalities acquired equally and pe... read more