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Tolly, Colin Archer style Motor Sailer Ketch, Lying  Sweden

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Tolly 
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Tolly is a Colin Archer style Motor Sailer Ketch, built by Moen and Son in Risör, Norway in 1924. The Hull is Oak Planks on Oak frames, fully Copper sheathed below the waterline! The superstructure is Mahogany and the decks are Epoxy Glass sheathed, laid Pine.  She offers up to ten berths in three cabins. Mechanical propulsion is by Skandia 120hp semi-diesel.
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Tolly - Approximate Dimensions

Length Overall  69ft 21m
Registered Length  47ft 8ins 14.52m
Waterline Length  46ft 14m
Beam  19ft 6ins 5.94m
Draft  8ft 2.4m
Displacement  36 tonnes
Ballast 5 tonnes
 

[ Tolly ] [ Photos ] [ Sails and Deck Gear ] [ Wheel House ] [ Layout ] [ Galley / Saloon ] [ Forecabin ] [ Engine Room ] [ Specifications ] [ History ] [ Comments ]
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For further details or to arrange to view, please contact Adrian  Espin at: - Astonbury Marine Services 
19 Colne Road, Brightlingsea, Essex, CO7 0DL  Tel: 01206 305 996  or +44 1206 305 996   
or email to: adrian@EasternYachts.com
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