Falcon (Liverpool Bay)

Le voilier Falcon (Liverpool Bay) . Ce monocoque, gréé en Sloop fractionné, réalisé par l'architecte naval Harry Dennis, mesure 5.90 m de long avec un tirant d'eau maximum de 1.40 m. La production a démarré en 1953.

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The FALCON was originally built of cold olded plywood. In 1977 the Class adopted fiberglass construction.
Sailed in the UK (Wales) ostly on the River Mersey at West Kirby SC, (25 boats) and also at Fidlers Ferry SC (10-15 boats).150sf
The FALCON was originally built of cold olded plywood. In 1977 the Class adopted fiberglass construction.
Sailed in the UK (Wales) ostly on the River Mersey at West Kirby SC, (25 boats) and also at Fidlers Ferry SC (10-15 boats).150sf
The FALCON was originally built of cold olded plywood. In 1977 the Class adopted fiberglass construction.
Sailed in the UK (Wales) ostly on the River Mersey at West Kirby SC, (25 boats) and also at Fidlers Ferry SC (10-15 boats).150sf
The FALCON was originally built of cold olded plywood. In 1977 the Class adopted fiberglass construction.
Sailed in the UK (Wales) ostly on the River Mersey at West Kirby SC, (25 boats) and also at Fidlers Ferry SC (10-15 boats).