Detailed discussions on yacht design.
Technical data, such as sail plans and hull lines, for successful models.
The "doings" of various clubs across Britain.
Advancements in equipment, such as the introduction of specialized model yacht sail-cloth
Reports on the growing popularity of model yachting abroad.
The growth of the Liverpool Model Yacht Club.
Formation of the "George" Model Yacht Club at the Round Pond in Kensington Gardens.
Debating rules of measurement.
A humorous yet practical account of the pitfalls of rebuilding old boats.
Updates on the American Canoe Association (A.C.A.)
Isolde: Detailed correspondence clarifies the dimensions of the 10-tonner.
Detailed sail plans for a Victoria Park Model.
A strong push for clubs to adopt Y.R.A. tonnage measurement.
British canoeing is "weak and ill," suffering from a lack of unity.
The appeal for a Challenge Trophy to act as a central goal for competitive model yachting.
"Buttercup" provides simple building instructions for beginners and a specific sail plan for a 10-ton cutter.
Milestones from the previous year.
The formation of several new clubs.
A specialized striped sail-cloth for models.
