The Model Yachtsman and Canoeist: Volume 4, Issue 4 – April 1887
Jeff Beck
The Model Yachtsman and Canoeist: Volume 4, Issue 3 – March 1887
The Model Yachtsman and Canoeist: Volume 4, Issue 2 – February 1887
The Model Yachtsman and Canoeist: Volume 4, Issue 1 – January 1887
The Model Yachtsman and Canoeist: Volume 3, Issue 12 – December 1886
The Model Yachtsman and Canoeist: Volume 3, Issue 11 – November 1886
The Model Yachtsman and Canoeist: Volume 3, Issue 10 – October 1886
The ‘America’ Cup Matches.
Doings of the Clubs.
Canoeing (Editorial Essay).
The “Wear” Canoe, Zephyr.
The Model Yachtsman and Canoeing Gazette: Volume 3, Issue 9 – September 1886
Four new clubs were established in Jarrow-on-Tyne, Maryport, Carnarvon, and Menai Bridge.
50 yachts competed at Kingston M.Y.C., while the Maggie defended its title in Port Glasgow.
The American yacht Mayflower won the first trial to compete against the British challenger Galatea for the America's Cup.
A review recommends T. H. Holding’s new book on Scottish canoe cruising.
The issue includes comparisons of Galatea to its American rivals and a design for a 20-ton model yacht.
The Model Yachtsman and Canoeing Gazette: Volume 3, Issue 8 – August 1886
A new club was formed at Holyhead, Kingston M.Y.C. reported regatta results, Port Glasgow M.Y.C. hosted an annual regatta.
A proposal was launched to raise £50 for a 10-ton model yacht challenge trophy.
Discussions include the "America Cup," comparing the performance of the British yacht Galatea against American "skimming dish" designs.
A lead-weighted rudder is highlighted as a reliable automatic steering device.
Detailed sail plans are provided for a 10-ton model yacht and a design for a twin-screw steamboat.