That was exactly what I saw!
I have a Calkins 40 and it has a clipper bow. Somewhere I have a magazine article from 1963 that has a picture. The caption says that only the first two hulls had clipper bows as pictured and the others had a spoon bow.
I can't find that article right now.
Here is a picture of her sailing:
http://www.captdan.net/uploads/2/1/1...63058_orig.jpg
Quote:
Originally Posted by Steve DAntonio
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"I'm not sure whether your correspondent spotted his possible Caulkins in the video. He would need to have sharp eyes to spot it as it was really small in a vertical picture at around 06-10 in the video. After receiving your mail I went back and took a look through the video and was able to spot it.
Attached is a blow up of a small part of the frame and it is a Caulkins which is a double ender. The other boat being planked earlier in the video is being double planked - not strip planked."
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