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Publicité
Triangle One-Design
par James E. Graves
monocoque
1926
S'abonner
Triangle One-Design
Le voilier Triangle One-Design est un monocoque habitable de croisière, construit par le chantier James E. Graves en États-Unis. Ce voilier Quille fixe, gréé en Sloop fractionné, réalisé par l'architecte naval John G. Alden avec un tirant d'eau maximum de 1.45 m. La production a démarré en 1926 et s'est terminée en 1933. 60 exemplaires du bateau ont été produits.
Bateau disponible d'occasion
Publicité
Présentation
Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)Alden design #278. Originally called the MARBLEHEAD CLASS, the JAMESTOWN CLASS.
Of 60 built, a few have been restored and are still sailing (2005).
(According to 'John G. Alden and his yacht designs' only around 14 were built.)
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