The 19' 9" Noman's Land Boat by J. Cleveland, circa 1882, is a lapstrake, with a live well for the catch through which a centerboard trunk runs. She is completely open, with short decks only in bow and stern. For strength her frames are jogged over light 3/8" planking. Characteristic of most, her small "mainsail" has a club at the foot to improve sheeting. Bob Baker reconstructed her rig, giving her about 200 square feet. From 87 Boat Designsby Ben Fuller. Plans drawn in 1972.
Builder: Cleveland, Josiah
Designer: Cleveland, Josiah
Design drawn by: Baker, Robert H.
Lines taken by: Baker, Robert H.
Vessel Type: Fishing
Date: 1882
Beam: 6’ 2”
Draft:
LOA: 19’ 9”
LWL:
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Plan Includes: 3 sheets: lines, construction, offsets, sail
