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"Lona III", Long Keel Sloop Project Lying  S.W.Scotland

 
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Specifications

Lona III is Long Auxiliary sloop built by William King and Sons of Burnham on Crouch in 1907 to a design by J. Pain Clark. Construction is Pitch Pine below the waterline, Teak above on Oak frames. She offers 4 berths in 2 cabin.  The deck is laid Iroko, Superstructure is Iroko.

Approximate Dimensions

Length on Deck  35ft 6ins 10.82m
Waterline Length  25ft 6ins 7.77m
Beam  7ft 7ins 2.37m
Draft  4ft 6ins 1.37m
Displacement  4.8tons 4880kg
Ballast 2.75tons 2800kg
Thames Tonnage 7 tons

Rig, Sails and Spars

Sloop rig
Douglas Fir mast
Timber boom
Galvanised standing rigging
Mainsail - with slab reefing 
Genoas x 2
Jib
Storm Jib
Trysail
Spinnakers x 2

Deck Equipment

Pulpit
Pushpit
Guardrails
Fisherman anchor on 18m chain
Plough anchor on 2m chain and 20m warp
steering compass (old)
Cockpit cushions

General Equipment

Simpson Lawrence 400 sea toilet (disconnected)

Electrics / Electronics

None

Safety Gear

None

Shore Gear

Strong back and cover
 

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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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