Model Yachting: Volume 1, Issue 4 – April 1929
Seaworthiness: Part II.
Marblehead Model Yacht Club.
North Shore Model Yacht Club.
Editorial: Tuning Up.
Melrose Highlands Model Yacht Club.
The American Elimination Races
Jeff Beck
The Model Yacht: Volume 1, Issue 6 – March 1929
The “Weaver” Steering Gear: A Different Type of Automatic Gear Said to Be the Equal of Many.
Model Yachting in Scotland.
How to Build and Rig a Model Yacht: Part IV Construction (Continued).
Proposal for a New Model Yacht Rating Rule: Suggestions for Three Classes of "Sail Area” Rules.
Lines of a Class R Model, Universal Rule.
Naval Architecture for Small Boat and Model Yacht Builders: Lesson 3 – A Skiff.
Is the Ideal Rating Rule Possible?
Is the Ideal Rating Rule Possible?
Years ago when there were no rating rules or restrictions, and handicaps were unknown, yacht racing resolved itself mainly into a matter of size, and the largest yachts generally won.
Model Yachting: Volume 1, Issue 2 – February 1929
Model Yacht Exhibit at the Sportsman's Show.
The Boston Lake for Models.
Melrose Highlands Model Yacht Club.
Marblehead Model Yacht Club.
Washington Model Yacht Club.
The Model Yacht: Volume 1, Issue 4-5 – January-February 1929
The Story of Dauntless: A Tale of a Greenhorn who Became One of Our Most Enthusiastic Model Yacht Sailors.
Rating Rules for the International Model A, or Six-Meter Class: Part II – Measuring Sail Area.
How to Build and Rig a Model Yacht: Part III – Construction.
Model Yachting Prospects in Europe for 1929.
Naval Architecture for Small Boat and Model Yacht Builders: Lesson 2.
“Model Yacht Designing and Racing Is a Man's Job” Says FT Wood, NA.
Plan of a 6-Meter International Class A Model..
The Model Yacht: Volume 1, Issue 3 – November 1928
Naval Architecture for Small Boat and Model Yacht Builders.
Rating Rules for the International Model A, or Six Meter Class.
“Skiff Sailing at Any Price” Says FH Tucker, Secretary, Prospect Lake Model Yacht Club.
How to Build and Rig a Model Yacht. Part II.
School Boy Model Sloop Yacht Lines.
With the Sea Scouts.
The Model Yacht: Volume 1, Number 2 – October 1928
Central Park Model Yacht Club Retains Classic Brooklyn Daily Eagle Cup.
A Short History of the Central Park MYC.
A Letter from John Black, President of the Model Yacht Racing Association. of America, to the model yachtsmen of America.
How to Build and Rig a Model Yacht.
Patsy, An Analysis of Her Design and Performance.
Line Drawings of Patsy.
The USS Constellation.
The Model Yacht: Volume 1, Number 1 – September 1928
England Takes International Regatta by Scant Inches: Plucky US Skipper Almost Wins with Broken Mast and Flapping Sail.
The Value of the Model Yacht.
Washington Boys' Regatta.
The Model Yacht: An Outline of the Purposes and Hopes of this Magazine.
Skiff or Pond Sailing?.
Organizing a Boys' Regatta.
How to Design a Yacht by Charles G. Davis – 1906
The art of designing vessels—that is, of drawing their forms upon paper—is old, much older than most people suppose. This books is the first one written on the subject that is intended for t"hose who take up the art for amusement and not as profession."