MODEL YACHTS AND MODEL YACHT SAILING.

HOW TO BUILD, RIG, AND SAIL A SELF-ACTING MODEL YACHT. BY JAMES E. WALTON, V.M.Y.C. ILLUSTRATED WITH FIFTY-EIGHT ENGRAVINGS.

GRIFFITH AND FARRAN, SUCCESSORS TO NEWBERY AND HARRIS, WEST CORNER OF ST. PAUL’S CHURCHYARD, LONDON. E. P. DUTTON AND CO., NEW YORK. MDCCCLXXX. The rights of Translation and of Reproduction are reserved.

Lateral View of 3 ft. Yacht (⅔ inch to the foot). a a mainsail. b b topsail. c c foresail. d d jib. a mainmast. b topmast. c bowsprit. d main boom. e gaff. f foresail boom. g jib boom. h bobstay. i mainrigging (port or left side). j hull. k false keel. l lead keel. m counter. n sternpost. o stem. p self-acting rudder, only used when running. For deck outline and measurement of this Model “Diana” Cutter, see diagram 8, p. 19.