Half Hull, Skipjack, 10 Inches Long

$25

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Skipjacks first appeared on the Chesapeake Bay in the late 1800’s. Most Skipjacks are 40’ to 55’ in length. Well suited for oyster harvesting, at one time there were hundreds of these vessels on the Bay. A decline in oyster harvests, combined with the aging of the fleet and other factors, has resulted in a very limited number of these boats remaining today.

The Skipjack was officially designated Maryland State Boat in 1985.

Our half hull Skipjack shows the lines of the historic Skipjack Rosie Parks. Cast polyresin, hand painted and mounted on an attractive mahogany-stained hardwood display board. A brass nameplate is included. She's a perfect nautical display for your home or office.

Boat is 8.50” long. Display board is 10” long X 4” high.

Part number: HHSK-M

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