BROKERAGE M.J.LEWIS & SON (Boat Sales) LTD
DOWNS ROAD BOATYARD, MALDON, ESSEX. CM9 5HG Tel: 01621 840982 / 859373 • Mob: 07885 859373
Website:
www.mjlewisboatsales.com • E-Mail:
info@mjlewisboatsales.com Specialists in the brokerage of Classic Vessels, Traditional Yachts and Working Boats
40ft Original Mystery Class No 1 “Mystery” 1936 designed by Robert Clark. Beautiful restored condition.
Suffolk £68,000
82ft Thames Sailing Barge, 1895 “Kitty” Wooden hull. Charter vessel, MCA coded for 45. Accom. In good order. London £245,000 ONO
16.5m Gaff Cutter, 1921 Dunkirk Little Ship, ex fishing boat 2x Betas. Rebuilt 2005. Accom 12. Suffolk £119,999
40ft Beecham’s Classic Motor boat, 1960 Currently undergoing major restoration. Project to complete for summer 2012. Twin engs.
OFFERS IRO £50k
50ft Silver Twin Screw Diesel Yacht, 1937 Twin engs, 86hp Fords. Twin masts with aux sails. 3 cabins. Essex £45,000
50ft Risor Norway Cutter, 1935 Pine/ Oak motor yacht. Merc 135hp eng.
12 pax. Norway £125,000
25m Clipper Arch motor Barge, 1924 Iron hull. Converted for cruising hotel/ home. French canals. Mechanically sound.
R.Thames £99,000 ONO
36ft Gaff Yawl, 1900
Teak hull. Lifting centreplate. Shared ownership. Assist costs & keep.
Pembrokeshire £5,000 p/s
40ft Cameret with Aux sails, 1954 Ex-fishing boat.
Heavily constructed. Caterpillar, 4 berths & galley in hold, stove.
N.Essex £69,000
40ft Watson Trawler Yacht, 1948 Twin Perkins engs, Lister Geny. Mahogany on Pine. 3 cabins. Ireland 65,000Euros ONO
44ft Whitstable Oyster Smack, 1908 Rebuilt wooden hull. Engineless. Traditional ex fishing vessel. 6 berths. Kent £90,000 ONO
44ft Essex Sailing Smack, 1890 Inboard eng. 7 berths. National Historic vessel. Rebuilt, 1990’s since little used. Essex £80,000
29ft Kylix Cutter, 1981 Launched 1990. Large version of Maurice Griffiths design. Centreplate. Yanmar eng. Suffolk £28,000
35ftHolman Rummer Yawl, 1960 Mahogany & larch, teak decks. BMC eng. Kept in commission. Suffolk £24,950
32ft Crossfields Nobby, 1922 Fully restored 1987. Accolade winner. Accom, BMC eng.
Liverpool £22,000 ONO
36ft Essex Sailing Smack, 1850’s Engineless, pole masted gaff cutter. Good turn of speed. Basic accom. New deck. Essex £35,000
30ft Fishing Boat, 1947
Traditional wooden. Inboard eng. Trawl gear. Enclosed wheelhouse.
N.Essex £6,950
21ft Wildflowing Gaff Cutter, 1933 Beta Marine eng. Kept in good order. Built by Dann Webb’s Maldon. Accom for 2. Essex £13,500
30ft Scarborough Sloop, 1953 Masthead sloop.Yanmar eng. Larch on Oak. 3 berths, 6ft 2h’drm. Hants £7,995
19ft Gaff Cutter, 1937
Stone’s Brightlingsea. New wooden spars, sails & rig. 5hp outboard. Well maintained. Essex £10,950
23ft Feltham’s Gaff Cutter, u/k Long keel. Shipwright’s own restoration. Albin eng. Beautifully done.
Ashore Torquay. £10,500
18ft Original Devon Lugger, 2009 Honnor Marine “As
new” with road trailer, 3.5hp outboard, full inventory. Essex £10,950
21ft Audacity Sloop, 1965 Cold moulded ,innovative Laurent Giles design. 4 berths. Restored. Vire eng. Plymouth £3,400
16ft Oysterman 16, 1992
Long keel, GRP sailing dinghy, laid decks, bronze fittings. Inboard Volvo eng. Own Road trailer. Essex £8,750
18ft Johnson & Jago, 1939 Bermudan cutter, long keel, 3ft draft. Refitted March ‘12. Yanmar eng. London £4,750
Work Boat, 1895 Completely rebuilt’ 09. New eng. Part decked. Potential for a rig. Devon £7,950
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19ft Cornish ex
6.8m Cutter Rigged Day Boat, 1979
Ferro cement design Colin Archer inspired. Ashore. Inboard eng. Hants £3,750
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