Additional information
Dimensions L x H x W | 22 × 42 × 53 cm |
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Size | L: 12 inches x H: 16 inches x W: 4 inches, L: 39 inches x W: 9 inches x H: 49 inches |
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Dimensions L x H x W | 22 × 42 × 53 cm |
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Size | L: 12 inches x H: 16 inches x W: 4 inches, L: 39 inches x W: 9 inches x H: 49 inches |
Personalise your name plate | |
Sails rolled up or down |
Enterprise Model Yacht
History
Enterprise was a yacht of the J Class built in 1930. It was a successful defender of the 1930 America’s Cup. It was constructed on the order ofHarold Vanderbilt as well as designed by Nat Herreshoff and Starling Burgess. On 18th September 1930, The U.S. based company Enterprise beat Shamrock V – the first British yacht to be built according to then new J-Class rule, in 15th America’s Cup.
J-Class yacht is a solo-masted racing yachtmanufactured to the blueprint of Nathanael Herreshoff’s Universal Rule. The J-Class is considered as one of the top racers of the time when the Universal Rule was determined as eligibility for racing boats in the Americas Cup. This rule also came into effect in 1930 and it stated “the size of a yacht was determined by waterline length and this was shown as an alphabetical list.” “J” alphabetrepresented yachts with waterline length ranging from 75 to 87 feet.
This model of Enterprise was designed to be one of the fastest racing yachts of its time. This massive and long J-boat was once the pride of the country. Not only, this yacht won the race in the American cup, but it also won four races held in 1930 in a row. Enterprise was the largest and fastest sailing yacht to participate at the time.
Herreshoff Manufacturing Company was the builder of the popular Enterprise yacht. The yacht was abandoned in 1935. Enterprise yacht was a symbol of pride in the niche of racing boats.
Details of the model ship:
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