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Steve, with no harping and it being Rivets this is a old boat 1900s to 1920 and I believe it could be a Andrew Kilpatrick from Barnegat I owned a 1920 Kilpatrick

Steve, that is a beautiful boat if you remember does the boat have a full harping? It really is giving me two style vibes and they are VanSant Atlantic City or Andrew Kilpatrick Barnegat but both early boats. But without being up close it’s hard to tell! Can’t wait to meet you in person at the...

One of the oldest sneakboxs I ever owned it was a 1910 Hulse sneakbox built in Bricktown on the end of Hopper Ave. a tell tale of a northern ocean county sneakboxs is the main hull plank that is almost a V style still a displacement hull but faster for sailing. Most common style of the northern...

Rich I will search my library I have Slade dales book with pictures of sheldrake in it.

Steve, yes there is no doubt that’s a VanSant. I own a Van Sant that my Great grandfather bought in 1922 it is in my shop waiting for restoration. The VanSants were building boats as early as 1712 with the Leeks on the Mullica River. They had at one time 15 ship yards in south jersey the main...

This looks like an earlier Bill Simonsen or atleast one he could have restored. It’s an older boat that logo from north bay canvas on the breakwater is from late 80s early 90s. If I was a betting man I would say it’s an early Bill Simonsen. Beautiful sneakbox and it’s amazing it’s a sailor and...