The Marblehead 50/800 Class
Model yachting has been growing in this country slowly but surely for a good many years, but since the introduction of the Marblehead 50/800 Class it has gone ahead by leaps and bounds.
Category The Model Craftsman
Publisher: Emanuele Stieri
Place of Publication: Chicago, IL
Dates of Publication: March 1933 – April 1949
Frequency: Monthly
Language: English
Continues as Railroad Model Craftsman
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The Model Craftsman: Volume 4, Issue 1 – May, 1935
We have been fortunate in acquiring this “A” Class design from a member of the Inland Lakes Model Yacht Racing Association. It is a development of the Great Lakes Scow, which has a reputation second to none as a fast, all weather racing craft.
The Model Craftsman: Volume 3, Issue 12 – April, 1935
The original of this article was a commercial model, but it was such a successful racing job that permission was obtained from the makers to reproduce the lines and sail plan in the Model Craftsman. While the prototype had a hull moulded from thin sheet material, the model we shall construct will necessarily be built of wood.
The Model Craftsman: Volume 3, Issue 9 and 10 – January and February 1935
This Design Has Been in Use for Several Seasons With Great Success.
The Model Craftsman: Volume ?, Issue ? – 1930’s Miscellaneous Articles
Model yachting has been growing in this country slowly but surely for a good many years, but since the introduction of the Marblehead 50-800 Class it has gone ahead by leaps and bounds. Never since model yachts have been sailed has a class met with such instant favor and popularity as this class has. Originated in the Marblehead Model -Yacht Club it is now
built and raced in nearly every club in the country,