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Posted 11 years ago
trunkman
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We have this lovely handmade sailboat our grandfather crafted, we believe in the 30's or thereabouts. It does have a sail with masts but I could not figure out how to set it up, and it looks nice without them. This was made in Ismailia Egypt were he was stationed as an engineer to help build the Suez canal. Beautiful piece.
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stunning is more like it !!!!!! love it!!
Thanks Sean -- so glad it caught your eye!!!
your very welcome trunkman!!! yes it catch my eyes!!
Thanks eye -- was time to post and arise from my slumber....
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What an amazing piece of work he did and a treasured family heirloom . I love it very much !
Great family treasure, love it!
A brass plaque with his name & date it was "launched" attached to the base would look nice.
Great work by an expert modeler! I'm that it being a family piece makes it extra special.
Did he actually sail/ have a full sized version of this boat?
scott
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Very nice! I like your Morris Chair also!
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