Herreshoff #191105es [Dinghy for #625s Doris]
Particulars
Type: Columbia Sailing Dinghy
Designed by: NGH
Contract: 1911-11-4
Job No.: 6261
Construction: Wood
LOA: 14' 6" (4.42m)
Beam: 4' 8" (1.42m)
Displ.: 276 lbs (125 kg)
Centerboard: yes
Built for: Anthony, S[ilas] Reed
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Note: Particulars are primarily but not exclusively from the HMCo Construction Record. Supplementary information not from the Construction Record appears elsewhere in this record with a complete citation.
Model
Model number: 706Model location: H.M.M. Model Room North Wall Right
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Original text on model:
"Original COLUMBIA lifeboat for 499 14' [long] scale 1/12 Nov. 1899 gig for #503 506, 507 [unreadable] (cut dinghy 520 16x14 7 1/2" frames dinghy for 624 scale 10 3.4 over 16 * 10-8 [unreadable] / 529, 532, 533, 534 16x14 add-on bow changed and shear raised remeasured Dec. 4, 1909. Boats for 692 and later" (Source: Original handwritten annotation on model. Undated.)
Model Description:
"14' lifeboat of 1899 for the cutter Columbia. Also used, with alterations to scale, mold spacing, freeboard, and with sailing rig added, for many other rowboats, sailing dinghies, and tenders. This shape became HMCo's standard for decades to follow." (Source: Bray, Maynard. 2004.)
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Drawings
![Main drawing Dwg 028-038 [076-098] (HH.5.02037)](../Images_Drawings/250px/HH.5.02037.jpg)
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Dwg 028-038 [076-098] (HH.5.02037); Construction Dwg > 14'-6" x 4'-8" Sailing Dinghy for # 698 Vagrant (1910-06-13)
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Supplement
Research Note(s)
"14'-6" x 4'-8" Sailing Dingy. [Date] 11-4-11. [Job] 6261]. Stock --- sent to Doris [apparently #625s Doris] May 1912. From moulds of Columbia life boat with sheer raided as in ink Dec. 1909. Frame spaces 7 1/2". Keel white oak. Stern 11/16 teak. Stem white oak. Gunwale white oak. Sheer strake white oak. Thwart stringers teak. Thwarts teak 13/16". Timbers white oak. Planking eastern cedar 5/16". Mast 17'-8". Boom 15'-0". Sail on mast 15'-9", on boom 14'-9", leach 19'-0". 37 sq. ft. Weight 276 lbs without oars or sail [as per notes on drawing 28-38]." (Source: van der Linde, Claas. October 26, 2009.)
"This vessel's contract date was determined from notes on the original plan. Plan 28-38 (formerly 76-98) from which this boat was built was drawn 1910-06-13. The vessel's job number 6261 was assigned ca. 1911-11-12. #625s Doris (for which this vessel was built) was contracted for 1904-11-19. This boat's contract or building date is 7.0 years after #625s Doris was contracted for." (Source: van der Linde, Claas. October 26, 2009.)
"Weight 276lbs without oars or sail." (Source: Herreshoff, N.G. (?). Handwritten note on construction plan 028-038 [076-098] (HH.5.02037) Rowing Boats > 14'-6" Sailing Dinghy, 1910-06-13. Haffenreffer-Herreshoff Collection, MIT MUseum, Cambridge, MA.)
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