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THE HERRESHOFF MARINE MUSEUMVINTAGE YACHTING CLUB THE HERRESHOFF COLLECTIONCLASSIC SAILING CHARTERSTM 2011Vintage Yachting Club, in partnership with The Herreshoff Marine Museum and Oakcliff Sailing Center, is honored to offer access toThe Herreshoff Collection Classic Charter Fleet, a group of historically significant, high pedigree vessels widely considered to be thebest performing sailboats and yachts ever designed.The unprecedented and since unmatched record of innovation, production, and regatta racing results of vessels designed and built bythe Herreshoff Manufacturing Company is well known among classic yachting and racing enthusiasts. In tribute to this remarkableachievement and in support of the effort to foster the continued care, maintenance and increased use of Herreshoff-designed and builtvintage sailing vessels, the Herreshoff Collection Classic Charter Fleet offers an extraordinary opportunity to Museum and VintageYachting Club members to charter and race six of the most popular and sought after designs produced by Herreshoff ManufacturingCompany in Bristol, Rhode Island.For information on the boats and yachts available, their class and history, member offerings, racing and excursion opportunities pleaseexplore this brochure or call us at 508.207.7040, or email to info@vintageyachtshare.com

Classic12 ½THE HERRESHOFF MARINE MUSEUM VINTAGE YACHTING CLUBFISHS-CLASSInitially comprised of eleven boats and yachts from six famedHerreshoff one-design classes including six 12 ½ , one Fish Class,two S-Class, one Newport 29, one New York 30 and one FishersIsland 31, this unprecedented charter offering allows classicyachting enthusiasts to experience the thrill of cruising and racingon these storied boats from the drawing boards and ways of theHerreshoff Manufacturing Company of Bristol, Rhode Island.NEWPORT 29 ChartersNY 30FI 31The operators of the collection – Herreshoff Marine Museum,Oakcliff Sailing Center and some private owners are collaboratingin delivering this extraordinary program. From youth sailinginstruction to a classic yacht regatta or an excursion to the Museumwith a stay at a Bristol historic inn, the Herreshoff Collectionexperience is a distinctive privilege for members that also supportsthe custodianship of these truly remarkable vessels. The boats being offered in this historical collection include several of the best performing, most respected sailboats ever designed; they are stillwinning regattas as well as providing standards and inspiration to contemporary sailboat designers.Member rates apply to HerreshoffMarine Museum members, Oakcliff Sailing Center supporters, and Vintage Yachting Club members.12 ½BONITA, B.H. EMPRESS,EURCHIN, FROLICSWALLOW & ZEPHYR1914 - 1943 NEW YORK 30S-CLASSNAUTILUS1914 - 1941LADY LUCK1905SURPRISE FISH CLASSNEWPORT 29BLUE FISHDOLPHINKESTREL191419271914 - 1925Inquiries – 508.207.7040FISHERS ISLAND 31

Classic THE HERRESHOFF MARINE MUSEUMVINTAGE YACHTING CLUBTHE HERRESHOFF COLLECTIONCharters CLASSIC SAILING CHARTERSProgram Offerings HALF-DAY NOVICETWO-DAY / FOUR CLASSHalf-day charter including 2 hrs on a 12 ½and 2 hrs on BLUE FISH / Fish Class sloop,including ½ hour sailing lesson.Two full-day charters - each day select two classes for a 4-hrcharter on each - 12 ½ , Fish, S-Class, Fisher’s Island 31.RATE: 500; MEMBER RATE: 450*Pricing based on classes selectedFOUR-DAY / FOUR CLASS - SEASONALFour full-day sailing charters on each of the four classes; must bookby June 30th; 12 ½, Fish, S-Class, Fisher’s Island 31 .12 ½20-ft BLUE FISH 1916B.H. EMPRESSONE-DAY / TWO CLASSRATE: 4,175 MEMBER RATE: 3,700SWALLOWInquiries - 508.207.7040Full-day of sailing including two 4-hrcharters – select two classes: 12 ½ , Fish,S-Boat, and Fishers Island 31.BONITARATE / MEMBER RATE:12.5 & Fish: 950 / 825Fish & S-Class: 1,300 / 1,175Fishers Island & S-Class: 1,550 / 1,450 BLUE FISH27-ft SURPRISE “S” 1930FISHERSISLAND 31* Member Rates for HerreshoffMuseum & VYC Members12 ½FISH LADY LUCKNEWPORT 29S-CLASS KESTRELNY 30 FI 31

Classic THE HERRESHOFF MARINE MUSEUMVINTAGE YACHTING CLUB ChartersProgram OfferingsCLASSIC REGATTAFISHERS ISLAND 31 REGATTAChoose Between 12 ½ or Fish Class for Two-Day Regatta Charter Practice Day & Race Day. (Herreshoff Regatta only for 12.5s)Two-Day Regatta Charter on the legendary Fisher’s Island 31 KESTREL Practice Day & Race Day with licensed captain. (See Regatta InfoRATE – 12 ½: 1,150 FISH CLASS: 1,600MEMBER RATE- 12 ½: 1,000 FISH CLASS: 1,400 *section for available races)S-CLASS REGATTARATE – 5,000 MEMBER RATE: 4,500TWO-CLASS PREMIUM REGATTAInquiries - 508.207.7040Choose two of four regatta racing boats for two Classic Regatta Charters –S-Class; Newport 29; NY 30; Fisher’s Island 31;Includes One Practice Day & Race Day. Note: Limited Availability –Requires Advance Booking.Choose Between LADY LUCK or SURPRISE for a Two-Day S-ClassRegatta Charter - Practice Day & Race Day. (See Regatta Infosection for available races)RATE: S-Class - 2,250 N29 & NY30 - 6,000 FI-31 - 5,000; MEMBER RATE: S - 2,100 N29 & NY30 - 5,500 FI-31 - 4,500RATE: 2,250 MEMBER RATE: 2,100*Member Rates for Herreshoff Museum & VYC Members12 ½FISH NEWPORT 29S-CLASS NY 30 FI 31

Classic THE HERRESHOFF MARINE MUSEUMVINTAGE YACHTING CLUBFleet ProfilesTHE HERRESHOFF 12 ½ FOOTER HISTORYNat Herreshoff designed the 12 ½ footer in1914. It has been in continuous productionsince then, and is nearly universallyacclaimed as one of the finest small boats ofall time. He was 66 years old by then, andhad all the experience from a full andlegendary career of designing and buildingyachts.PHOTOSBONITA – 1914 / #761ZEPHYR – 1924 / #905EURCHIN – 1925 / #917B.H. EMPRESS – 1928 / #1081FROLIC – 1939 / # 1484SWALLOW – 1939 / # 1502LOA: 15 feet, 10 inchesLWL: 12 feet, 6 inchesBeam: 5 feet, 9 inchesDraft: 2 feet, 6 inchesDisplacement: 1,500 lbs Inquiries - 508.207.7040 Kathy BrayFISH ChartersSPECIFICATIONSThe Herreshoff Manufacturing Company tookthe first orders for the 12 ½ footer in 1914 andbuilt 364 wooden hulls through 1943.Various other companies have since licensedthe design and produced both wood andfiberglass models with new boats still beingproduced today. With the seductive shapeand subtle reverse curves of her underbody,the 12 ½ is known to ghost along in only thelightest breath of air while all the other boatsin the water stand still. The 12 ½ helmbalance is perfect; she is well-mannered,roomy, dry, and seaworthy.12 ½ NEWPORT 29S-CLASS NY 30 FI 31

Classic THE HERRESHOFF MARINE MUSEUMVINTAGE YACHTING CLUB Fleet ProfilesFISH CLASSChartersPHOTOS BLUE FISH – 1914 / #761HISTORYThe first group of 23 Fish class sloops wasdelivered to the Seawanhaka CorinthianYacht Club on Long Island for the start of the1916 racing season. Members wanted a safeboat that was good both for teaching newsailors and for club racing. Captain Nat usedthe same model as he used for the 12-1/2 todesign a boat with a small cuddy and largecockpit. After scaling up, an additional 3-1/2inches was added to the bow for aproportionately longer overhang.SPECIFICATIONSLOA: 20 feet, 9 inchesLWL: 16 feetBeam: 7 feet, 1 inchesDraft: 3 feet, 1 inchesSail Area: 262 sq. ft.Designer: N. HerreshoffA total of 41 boats were built by HMCo.Sewanhaka took 26, the Warwick CountryClub took 9, and the others went to individualbuyers. Each of the SCYC boats was namedfor a species of fish, and the Warwick boatswere named for cartoon characters. Thehurricane of 1938 destroyed much of the fleet,and today a little more than half of theoriginal 41 are known to have survived. Inquiries - 508.207.704012 ½ Kathy BrayFISH NEWPORT 29S-CLASS NY 30 FI 31

Classic THE HERRESHOFF MARINE MUSEUMVINTAGE YACHTING CLUB Fleet ProfilesS-CLASSChartersPHOTOS SURPRISE – 1930 / #761 LADY LUCK – 1928 / #1034HISTORYDesigned by Nathanael G. "Captain Nat"Herreshoff, LADY LUCK and SURPRISE are two ofthe 95 one-design "S boats" built by theHerreshoff yard between 1919 and 1941 in Bristol,Rhode Island. Considered an icon in the sailingworld for excellence in design, the "S" Class is theoldest one-design class still actively racing andsailing in its original boats, now in their 92ndseason. LADY LUCK & SURPRISE are active anddecorated participants in many of the mostimportant annual regattas.The S Boat has a five-eighths rig and a powerful sailplan consisting of a self-tending jib, a main, and aspinnaker.The 42-foot spruce mast is tapered,hollow, and curved. The running backstays andoverhanging boom carry about 426 square feet ofsail and provide a thrilling ride. Today, about half ofthese boats are still sailing and many are activelyracing. There are large fleets in Narragansett Bayand Western Long Island Sound, and the regattaschedule is quite busy. The powerful sail plan andsweet hull combine to create a competitive racerthat has been active for 90 years and still gongstrong.SPECIFICATIONSLOA: 27 feet, 6 inchesLWL: 20 feet, 6 inchesBeam: 7 feet, 2 inchesDraft: 4 feet, 9 inchesDesigner: N. Herreshoff Inquiries - 508.207.704012 ½ Kathy BrayFISH NEWPORT 29S-CLASS Corey Silken Photos NY 30 FI 31

Classic THE HERRESHOFF MARINE MUSEUMVINTAGE YACHTING CLUB ChartersFleet ProfilesNEWPORT 29 CLASSPHOTOSDOLPHIN – 1914 / #727HISTORYDesigned by Nathanael G. Herreshoff, the Newport29 Class including DOLPHIN with sisters MISCHIEFand COMET, were built in 1913-1914, the sameperiod that the Alerion, Herreshoff 12 ½ and theBuzzards Bay 25 were conceived, with anadditional vessel named PADDY being completed in1926.All of the class except COMET, which wasdestroyed in a hurricane, are fully restored andactive in cruising and regatta racing. In 2006,DOLPHIN raced in the south of France, winning herclass in the prestigious St. Tropez classic race series.DOLPHIN was originally built by HMCo for O.A.Jennings, and was owned and raced by JohnLockwood of New York from 1943 to 2005. Duringthis period it is said that Lockwood with DOLPHINwon approximately 200 races, more than any otherAmerican “Classic Yacht” during the 20th century!SPECIFICATIONSLOA: 35 feet, 7 inchesLWL: 29 feetBeam: 10 feet, 6 inchesDraft: 5 feetDisplacement: 15,400 lbs. DOLPHIN’s current owner has donated the boat foruse in the Oakcliff Sailing Center’s sailing programand for inclusion in the Herreshoff Collection charterofferings.Inquiries - 508.207.704012 ½ Kathy BrayFISH NEWPORT 29S-CLASS NY 30 FI 31

Classic THE HERRESHOFF MARINE MUSEUMVINTAGE YACHTING CLUBNEW YORK YACT CLUB 30 CLASSHISTORYDesigned and built at the request of the New YorkYacht Club in 1905 by Nat Herreshoff and theHerreshoff Manufacturing Co., the NY 30 quicklybecame the most significant and beloved one-designclass in the history of the New York Yacht Club, andremains one of Herreshoff’s most famous designs.Known for their speed and ability to carry sail, theNYYC 30s have the sleek lines and overhangs of aracing yacht designed for speed. With a waterlinelength of 30 feet, it was the smallest of the UniversalRule-influenced one-design classes built for New YorkYacht Club members.NAUTILUS was originally built for Addison andWilmer Hanan. In the 1950's, an airplane ripped offher rig and cabin while on a mooring in ManhassetBay. In 1988 she was purchased by FrankMcCaffery, the founder of Narragansett Shipwrightswhere she was to undergo an extensive re-fit. Sadly,Frank fell ill and was unable to complete the project;she is now fully restored to her original rig and decklayout, is beautifully maintained, and competes inclassic races. NAUTILUS is owned and cared forby Oakcliff Sailing Center in Oyster Bay, NY.Sources: NY-30.orgFleet ProfilesFISH PHOTOSSPECIFICATIONSLOA: 43 feet, 9 inchesLWL: 30 feetBeam: 8 feet, 9 inchesDraft: 6 feet, 4 inchesDesigner: N. Herreshoff Kathy BrayNEWPORT 29S-CLASS ChartersNAUTILUS – 1905/ #642Inquiries - 508.207.704012 ½ NY 30 FI 31