
Traditional All-Wood Construction | Page 3 | WCHA Forums
Apr 24, 2020 · Discussion of canoes built using lapstrake, wide-board, traditional cedar strip, cedar rib, and other all wood construction techniques.
The Old Town Canoe Company Build Record Archive Project - WCHA
The preliminary findings are not very surprising to anyone who is familiar with old canoes. Most of the Old Town canoes shipped with no options (60%), were CS grade (52%), dark green (48%), sixteen feet long (32%), HW models (25%), shipped to customers in New York (24%), and left the factory during the month of April (20%).
The Carleton Canoe Company Build Record Archive Project - WCHA
The most important information is hand written on the cards so electronic Optical Character Recognition (OCR) is not a feasible alternative. A database would allow you to search for specific information such as: how many fifteen foot Indian Princess model canoes were built, or how many canoes were produced with design number four.
The History of the Swastika - wcha.org
Stonehenge (which was -not- built by those naughty Druids) and many, many other such circles all over the world all seem to do the same thing: point to the seasonal position of the Sun and stars. If you have an accurate calendar, you know to a pinpoint when you need to plant. This is a simple -survival- thing.
new canoe | WCHA Forums
Jun 27, 2010 · Here is the canoe I just finished. It is Rollin's Whisper. I built it for my father, he has problems with the 80lb aluminum one now. This weighs 34 pounds. I used Mahogany for the trim, with figured wood being used for the decks and thwart.
Historic Canoe Catalogs - B. N. Morris Canoes - WCHA
This model is built with two styles of ends; the Special, or so-called Torpedo ends, illustrated on Pages 8 and 9, and the Standard ends, as illustrated on Page 10. MODEL B , which is a later development, has been very much appreciated by those who desire a canoe with greater capacity, for family use.
New Home | WCHA Forums
Jun 9, 2021 · I’m looking for a new home for my 1988 16ft cedar strip canoe my father built and gave to me for my 16th birthday.
Penn Yan serial # GE 54 395 | WCHA Forums
Oct 20, 2011 · Any help in identifying this wonderful craft would be greatly appreciated. Thank you so much for your help.
Help id | Page 2 | WCHA Forums
Oct 17, 2010 · Check for pocketed ribs-- if your canoe was built with closed gunwales, the ribs should be pocketed. I recall reading (in the catalogs on CD) this was true of first-grade IGs. Trim may be cherry if it's first-grade. Next year's Assembly theme is Rushton (this is just a reminder--- …
Restore or leave original? | Page 2 | WCHA Forums
Jun 28, 2010 · Well this is true, but then they are as well if not better built, but unfortunately not the time machine the original would be for a paddler. (if robust enuf to still be used) This thread hit home with me not for all the furious debate and opinions, but on a personal note when my attitude changed 2 years ago.