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Minerva is a unique classic sailing vessel, fully EU licenced to carry up to 125 people. Its currently in use as a daytrip vessel throughout the EU and a welcome guest of honor in big events like: Route du Rum, Hamburg Hafengeburtstag, Kieler Woche, Hanse Sail Rostoc, Sail Great Yarmouth, Brest int. Maritime Festival, Sail Amsterdam, etc.Minerva can accomodate smaller groups in her cosy upstairs bar and can cater large groups or parties in our downstairs saloon. She is well insulated so loud parties are no disturbance for the surroundings. The fully equiped kitchen can cater anything.

Katja was launched in England on August 15th, 1929, the year of the Wall Street crash in America and the beginning of the Great Depression that was soon to assail Europe. She survived the destruction of the Second World War after taking part in Operation Dynamo as a Little Ship, one of the 800 civilian vessels that evacuated hundreds of thousands of Allied soldiers from Dunkirk in 1940. Katja is a 14.7 meter long motoryacht, designed by H. Parker and built of wood by the Brooke shipyard in Lowestoft. She is still in perfect condition thanks to the doting care of her four owners, two English and two Italian, the latest since the early 1990’s. Katja was built for Mawdesley Brooke, the owner of the yard that launched her in 1929, and was named for one of his daughters. The yard’s roots stretch back to 1874 when Brooke Ironworks, specialized in engines, began activity in Oulton Broad, near Lowestoft. Renamed Brooke Motorcraft between the wars, the firm was managed by Waveney Brooke until after the end of World War II. Katja’s first main engine was a 100 hp, six cylinder Brooke N°4059 type 40 F diesel, with a 5 hp Brooke “Dominion” as auxiliary propulsion. In 1931 she was sold to a new owner in Leicester for £ 2,875. Based for a period in Great Yarmouth, 200 km north of London and only 15 km from Lowestoft, in 1950 she traveled through the French canals down to the Mediterranean, flying the white ensign as a Dunkirk Little Ship. Katja welcomed the change from the misty English coasts to the mild climate of the Mediterranean. In 1967 she was given a new main engine, a 145 hp Perkins T6354, and a new 30 hp Mercedes auxiliary. In the early 1990’s she was purchased by a new owner from Rome, who sailed her in the Tyrrhenian from Tuscany’s Porto Santo Stefano. Sailing from her new base, Katja participated in classic yacht events in Montecarlo, La Spezia, Bocca di Magra and Anzio.   REFITS AND AWARDS  In recent years Katja has undergone several refits in Tuscan yards; Lacchini, and then Mileo. Founded by Constabile Mileo in 1951, the Mileo yard was known for their continuous production of dozens of wooden vessels. In 2003 the yard, run by the Mileo brothers Pompeo, Vincenzo and Domenico, began a major refit. The 25mm pitch pine planking below the waterline was replaced, with 8/9 meter long planks attached to oak frames with steel screws. The keelson was rebuilt to increase purchase for elements of the new frames, tightly fit between the keel and the stem. The hull was caulked in the traditional manner with calico, then faired and painted. The keel and stem, both of oak, are original. A new main engine (Perkins 240hp) combined with a four-bladed propeller, gives Katja a top speed of 12 knots. Other major jobs included fitting a bow-thruster, rebuilding the teak deck incorporating a layer of plywood, redoing the hydraulic and electrical systems and fuel lines, and replacing the wheel with a new hydraulic control. Remote steering is also set up, allowing Katjato be run from on deck while underway. The auxiliary motor was upgraded to an 80hp Perkins, with a folding propellor to port, giving her a respectable six knots. All this care lavished on Katja couldn’t pass unnoticed, and during the 1992 Monaco Classic Week she was awarded 156 out of 210 possible points, putting her at the top of the ASDEC classification. The ‘Associazione Scafi d’Epoca e Classici’ has been protecting and diffusing the culture of classic and vintage yachting since 1987.   “Her topsides have sleek and very elegant lines - a gentle joining of the deckhouses to their pavilions, a smooth transition between deck levels, with the aft deckhouse windows that follow the sinuous curve of the sheer, the handrails that gradually run lower as they approach the bow and the side deck that curves towards the coachroof. It all denotes the execution of an excellent design by a renowned boatyard.” This quote from the early 1990’s by Piero Maria Gibellini, one of the world’s authorities on motor yachts and auxiliaries, refers to Katja. Her present owner, after almost thirty years of cruising Katja, cannot but emphasize how well laid out she is, with many separate spaces to enjoy even when there are many aboard. The foredeck is a terrace over the sea, one of her strongpoints. It gives privacy when moored stern to, and there’s always fresh air even on the hottest days. A sturdy awning covers the foredeck, with it’s two chaise longue (originally from the ocean liner Conte Biancamano; launched in 1925, she was sent to the wrecking yard in 1961), table and benches for up to ten guests. Two sun pads are laid above the aft coachroof and the wheelhouse. A true gangway is mounted to starboard, for ease of embarking and disembarking.   INTERIORS AND THE BAGLIETTO TENDER  Katja’s refined interiors make her a welcoming and comfortable yacht. The fine finishings, from the wainscoting to the cabin cabinetry, plus the paintings and vintage gouaches in the owner’s cabin, all combine to remind you of the Orient Express and send you back in time. She has seven berths: two in the owner’s cabin forward, two in the guest cabin, and three from the seating in the main cabin – one twin and one single berth. Katja’s vintage launch is a work of art. Built of wood in 1934 by the Baglietto yard in Varazze, she still has her original oars and oarlocks. Katja also comes with an inflatable with a 9.9 hp outboard.   Declinazione di responsabilità La Società pubblica i dettagli di questa imbarcazione in buona fede e non può pertanto avvallare o garantire l'esattezza di tale informazione...Read full description

Beatiful classic sailyacht This beautifull Trintella 42 is the perfect example of a classic cruiser with great sailing performances. She is equipped with modern elements like a finkeel, a saildrive and a much narrower wet surface then the 38 and 44 series. That makes the 42 the best sailing ship of all Trintella's. Her current owner kept her in great condition and up-to-date by renewing batteries, charger and some navigational equipment. Ready to sail the blue waters again, she awaits her new owner. You are kindly invited to visit her at her current berth in Olbia, Italy. Preliminary brochure General Hull shape: Roundbilged hull Rudder: Balanced rudder, blade has been renewed 2018 Steering system: New carbon steering wheel (1000mm) Windows: Gebo (hull and deck) Displacement: Approx. 10,000 kg Ballast: Approx. 4,300 kg Vertical clearance: Approx. 18m Accommodation Material, colours: Teak interior with teak floor Curtains: Light blue upholstery Saloons: Forward cabin with double bed, bb after cabin with double bed Headroom: Approx. 1.80 -1.90m Cooker & fuel: Marine Cookers 2-burner/oven combi stove Shortwave radio: Yaeso Engine, electrics, water Power: 48 HP Fuel consumption: 5.5 l/h Hot water: Vetus WH 31, 220 V Waste water tank: Approx. 70 ltr. (aft toilet) Shorepower: Yes, with cable Other: 3x 220V sockets New injection pump for Buhk engine Rig and sails Sailplan type: Top rigged Spars, stays: Proctor Rota-Luff white sprayed alu mast Winches: Lewmar: 2x 55SS, 1x 40C for furling system, 2x 40C on mast, 1x 42C for mainsheet, 1x 54ST electric. Sails material: Dacron Genoa: New Genoa (furling, overlapped 145%, ca 70m2, crosscut Dacron standard ONESAILS) not used yet Genoa reefing system: Furling genoa system Jib: HOOD cutterjib Furling foresail: Goiot furling system Gennaker: Blister HOOD Tristar, Nylon with swueeza sock 128m2 (colour; blue-white-red) Other: Navtec hydraulic backstay tensioner, Sailtec catch, spinnaker pole, New push button for mainsail furling.  Navigation and electronics Rudder position indicator: On steering pedestal Charts, guides: Charts for mediterranean Other: Loran C Avenger IV Model526, AIS Receiver (easyTRX-splitter) Equipment Anchor windlass: Electric Maxwell RC10-08 12V with remote control (2013) Fenders, lines: Ample Outdoor cushions: Dark blue cockpit cushions Boat cover: 1x light blue sun cover long over the tree, 1x white shorts Swimming ladder: Stainless steel in pushpit Dinghy: Talamex TLA 235 Outboard engine: 2HP Honda Other: Gangway 2m. aluminium, Cockpit table new veneered, New hatches 62X62cm from GEBO. Safety Radar reflector: Yes in mast Flares: Yes, (to be renewed) Life jackets: Yes Other: 2x red horseshoe lifebuoy with light...Read full description

Ex- steamship now in online auction. Anyone can bid until June 19, 2023 The UNION IV is an extraordinary boat with a rich history and unique features. At 136 years old, she is a unique sight on the water and ashore. This boat has had several functions during her long life. Originally, the UNION IV was used as a steam turntable, equipped with a powerful 150 hp triple compound steam engine. Later she was converted to a turntable vessel with a crude oil glow head engine (ABC 60 hp) and then as a motor freighter on a fixed route with the same engine. In her next phase, she served as a motor freighter in free navigation, equipped with a 120 hp Moës diesel engine. Then the boat was transformed into a church ship sailing through Flanders, powered by a GM Detroit diesel engine of 165 hp. Finally, the UNION IV became a sailing monument, a combination living and working boat, powered by a 200-hp ABC 3MDX diesel engine. The boat has a teardrop-built hull, making her very fast and easy to maneuver. Her sailing characteristics are remarkable, as she always starts without problems and sails smoothly. She listens well to the steering system and can sail in reverse almost as fast as forward. The vessel has little propeller action in reverse. In addition, the UNION IV has a very distinctive sound, which makes her extra recognizable. The vessel is beautifully finished with many ornate details, and the riveted mast tube with the hoisting mast and two booms always attracts many spectators. One of the most memorable moments with the UNION IV is its restoration. With great pleasure the mast tube, mast, booms, the installation of the ABC engine and the new wheelhouse were restored. In addition, the events the boat sailed to have also been highlights. Sailing the boat to various events, surrounded by nice people and with everything on board, was a great experience. The boat always attracted a lot of interest and admiration. Today, the owner still enjoys life on board every day, in the midst of nature yet close to the city. With the sale of the boat comes also the transferable permanent mooring with all amenities. This includes natural gas, electricity (380V, 3x25A), water, a sewage connection, an 18m² Azobe decking, a 120m² garden, a terrace and a luxury guest house. These additional amenities may affect the price of the boat. The UNION IV is in very good condition and was last taken out of the water for maintenance in 2017. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION This boat is sold under general and special auction conditions. This is a public auction so the purchase cannot be returned based on the legal right of withdrawal. Mooring is included. General Steering system: and joystick Engine, electrics, water Power: 650 RPM Measuring instruments: Rudder indicator / Depth gauge / Various engine alarms. Other: The ABC is a so-called slow runner maximum 650 RPM (weighs 6000 kg.) see you tube Martijn Schuitemaker start ABC marine engine Further 12 volt DC / 24 volt DC 230 volt AC and 400 AV volt power available.

A real masterpiece, ATLANTIC is the faithful recreation of the eponymous schooner designed by W. GARDNER in 1903; in 1905 the original yacht set an incredible world record for the transatlantic crossing which was only broken in 1998 ! The present boat, built in Holland in 2010, benefited from the expertise of the great Doug Peterson and incorporated various modern details to add comfort; with graceful lines and long overhangs, 45 metre spars and a 1750 sqm sail area, she is breathtakingly beautiful, turning heads wherever she sails. GREAT CHARTER RECORD.

A great family cruiser with heaps of space and fantastic sailing capabilities, Roller Reefing for the Mainsail & Genoa make this Bavaria an absolute delight to sail whilst the spacious and practical saloon offer a fantastic space to entertain. This Bavaria is powered by a Volvo Penta inboard with low hours and has had many recent upgrades including Webasto heating, LCD TV, fans in every cabin and much more. This Bavaria 42 sleeps 6 in 3 cabins and is ready for viewing in Villaputzu Cagliari, Italy Dimensions Details

This Hatecke Motor Yacht is presented for sale through our Corfu office, a unique design with a planked Mahogany hull and was built with no expense spared by the original purchaser, and maintained to a high standard by the current owners. This lovely motor yacht has a fantastic history and is ready to sail away by it's new owners or would make a great live aboard in Corfu.

2004 Bavaria 38 fitted with a Volvo D2-40 diesel engine with 450Hrs use brand new in 2016 with sail drive. Recently serviced in May 2022.  Antifouled and Bow thruster installed in Jan 2022 Typical 38 Layout with 3 double cabins, single heads with toilet wash basin and shower.  AIS fitted, electric heads with inverter and webasto heating. House Batteries replaced in 2021.  Half Moon is a great example of this popular cruiser from Bavaria. She comes with an impressive spec,and is ready to be enjoyed straight away!  Call Ben Nichols on 07825 747 652 or email ben@clippermarine.co.uk for further details.

Protector 380 Chase - AVALIABLE NOW - An immensely spacious and capable RIB with a walk-through swim platform. Over-sized centre console, huge deck b'&' storage space. This example has the optional extra seating and cockpit bar for entertaining amongst a number of other carefully selected options. When reviewing the Protector range Power b'&' Motoryacht said 'Protector Boats boldly run into rough seas that would keep many weathered boaters home. The New Zealand builder has been manufacturing high-performance rigid inflatable boats for the Coast Guard since the mid-90s, as well as supplying the America's Cup and Sail GP chase boats, but with proven seakeeping ability, the boats gained worldwide recognition and crossed over into a range of other markets.', who wouldn't want a RIB with such great history and credentials. Competitive rates of finance and part exchange options are available.

Delivered in 2008, RED DRAGON has always been one of the most sought-after large sailing yachts available, and this is only her second time on the open market since delivery. Having only recently finished a significant refit in 2022-2023, she presents in turnkey condition and is ready to circumnavigate the world tomorrow. Replacement cost at a shipyard of similar calibre today would be region €60-70m. KEY FEATURES• Fantastic build quality and engineering by Alloy Yachts• Excellent sailing performance, great to sail and a true sailor’s cruising yacht• In excellent condition following a significant technical and interior refit in 2022• New set of sails in 2022• Seamless flow between indoor and outdoor entertainment areas• Warm and welcoming feel throughout• Spacious swim platform with easy water access and good toy storage• Ready to go round the world tomorrow