50" long Marblehead fibreglass sailboat RTR- the Ken Coleman collection//SOLD

Started by Frank v B, October 18, 2022, 09:53:32 PM

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Frank v B

Selling this on behalf of Ken Coleman's widow.

50" long Marblehead sailboat with a fin keel, sail winch, rudder servo and receiver installed.  Ready to bind to your transmitter and go sailing.

The mast is tapered fibreglass, the main and jib boom are carbon.
The brass fittings appear to be Fisher.
My guess is that it is about 15-20 years old.
The only little damaged area is the bow and appears to be cosmetic.

The starting price (mine) is $50.00.  Increments of at least $5.00.  The last bid on Friday evening October 21 with a date stamp before 8 pm (7:59:59 or earlier) is the winner.  Pick-up in Markham (#7 and Warden).  All proceeds to Ellie Coleman.

Photos:

09- boat with stand/carrying cradle.
27- sail winch and rudder servo.
29- fin keel with tapered bulb keel.
30- A Britton Chance influenced bow design- minor damage evident.
31- deck fittings.  Appear to be by Fisher.
32- reverse transom with spade rudder.
33- top view of the deck at the mast step.
34- mast and sail number.  (Trivia- all Canadian yachts whether models or full size are identified by KC)
35- top of the mast- jumper strut visible.

Frank
"Never trade luck for skill"

ppalumbo


Wingnutz

DOWN WITH GRAVITY! UP WITH LEVITY!

Frank v B

"Never trade luck for skill"

Frank v B

How am I going to explain another model in my home:  Help me!

- It followed me home.
- I'm looking after it for Cadez.
- I am registered as a foster modeller.
- It was an orphan looking for a warm place to stay.
- Winter is coming.  The water will get hard soon.
- I bought the 25" model sailboat from Ken's estate.  This was its mother.  Mother and child reunion.
- It was cute.
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Frank   ;)
"Never trade luck for skill"

GordPayne

"Honest Honey! Some rich guy from Rosedale is paying me dockage fees!"
Old Buttonville proverb,"If you have to hit the fence, hit the far fence, not the near fence."

GuyOReilly


GordPayne

Old Buttonville proverb,"If you have to hit the fence, hit the far fence, not the near fence."