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View Architects and Marine Engineers (SNAME) Sparkman & Stephens: Design 1978 - Valiant Page 1 of 18 Share Report Abuse Next Blog» Create Blog Sign In Search FRIDAY, OCTOBER 21, 2011 BLOG ARCHIVE HOME ► 2012 (50) Design 1978 - Valiant Contact Sparkman & Stephens ▼ 2011 (846) Sparkman & ► 25 Dec - 1 Jan ( Stephens Official 9) Website ► 18 Dec - 25 Dec Sparkman & (9) Stephens Company Brochure ► 11 Dec - 18 Dec (11) Sparkman & Stephens Gear - ► 4 Dec - 11 Dec ( Purchase Here 13) Sparkman & ► 27 Nov - 4 Dec ( Stephens Limited 15) Edition Fine Prints - Purchase Here ► 20 Nov - 27 Nov (10) Sparkman & Stephens Type ► 13 Nov - 20 Nov Plans (15) Sparkman & ► 6 Nov - 13 Nov ( Stephens on 13) Facebook ► 30 Oct - 6 Nov ( Sparkman & 11) Stephens Blog - Kindle Edition ► 23 Oct - 30 Oct ( 12) ▼ 16 Oct - 23 Oct ( 18) Design 1978 - Valiant The following article is from Yankee magazine, circa 1971. It was written 1989 - right in the middle of troubles with 12-meter Valiant. Sparkman & Stephens 60th Here's the article. That is some posed image of Olin. I'm surprised he sat for NEW - S&S 30 Anniversary that. Please double click for zoom. Design 1703 - PJ 54 SPARKMAN & STEPHENS YACHTS FOR SALE From Yachting Magazine - 26' Knutsen 1947 - 1931 Judy Design 185 - -NEW- S&S 30 Souvenir 35' Pilot 1962 - Inward Bound Design 2248 - Aries 40' Fisher Boat Works Sloop 1947 - Design 2763 - Wild Swan 44' LOA Sloop 45' New York 32 Design 2119 - 1936 - Mustang Paxos 45' New York 32 Swan 76 - 1936 - Sirius Design 2331 - 45' Sailmaster Yawl Sold 1963 - Marage More on Design 48' Derecktor Yawl 2201 - Swan 1959 - Windrose 47 48' Derecktor Yawl Design 2069 - 1963 - Cor Meum Queequeg 50' Sangermani Sloop 1968 - Rose More on Petrel Wilder (ex-Wakiva) - Design 220 52' Concordia 1989 - Cavu Fort Lauderdale International 52' McGruer Sloop Boat Show 1967 - Tintoo VI 2011 54' Aluminum Design 283 - Sloop 1974 - Avoca Rosebud 56' Plym Yawl Design 280 - 1950 - Circe Cirrus 57' Hinckley Yawl Design 1775 - 1994 - Bandera Bay Bea 58' Derecktor Design 286 - 1965 - Palawan III Perroquet 63' Scheepswerf Sandpiper - Westhaven Ketch http://sparkmanstephens.blogspot.com/2011/10/design-1978-valiant.html 01/02/2012 Sparkman & Stephens: Design 1978 - Valiant Page 2 of 18 Design 1908 - 1959 - Yankee Coming on 64' Minneford 12- Market Meter 1967 - Intrepid ► 9 Oct - 16 Oct ( 16) 66' Minneford 12- Meter 1977 - ► 2 Oct - 9 Oct ( Enterprise 13) 123' Palmer ► 25 Sep - 2 Oct ( Johnson Ketch 8) 1989 - Galileo ► 18 Sep - 25 Sep (12) BOOKS ABOUT ► 11 Sep - 18 Sep SPARKMAN & STEPHENS (10) All This and Sailing ► 4 Sep - 11 Sep ( Too 10) Best of the Best: ► 28 Aug - 4 Sep ( The Designs of 13) Sparkman & Stephens ► 21 Aug - 28 Aug (16) Bolero, In a Class By Herself ► 14 Aug - 21 Aug Dorade: The Story (17) of an Ocean Racing ► 7 Aug - 14 Aug ( Yacht 18) Olin readily admitted that he had relied too much on tank test data and Lines: A Half- ► 31 Jul - 7 Aug ( pushed too hard to reduce wetted surface. There was clearly too little lateral Century of Yacht 9) area in the rudder. All I know is there are a lot of images of the quarter Designs by Sparkman & ► 24 Jul - 31 Jul ( wave coming off the boat and various modifications tried to improve her. Stephens, 1930- 15) Take a look at the rudder profile in this sail plan. 1980 ► 17 Jul - 24 Jul ( Loki and Loon, A 18) Lifetime Affair with the Sea ► 10 Jul - 17 Jul ( Skene's Elements 16) of Yacht Design ► 3 Jul - 10 Jul ( Sparkman & 17) Stephens, The ► 26 Jun - 3 Jul ( Classic Modern 15) Yacht Worthy of the Sea, ► 19 Jun - 26 Jun ( K. Aage Nielsen 22) You Are First ► 12 Jun - 19 Jun ( 21) ► 5 Jun - 12 Jun ( YACHT CLUBS & 17) ASSOCIATIONS ► 29 May - 5 Jun ( Sparkman & 16) Stephens Association ► 22 May - 29 May (21) Sparkman & Stephens 34 ► 15 May - 22 May Association of (32) Australia ► 8 May - 15 May ( Sparkman & 15) Stephens Association of Italy ► 1 May - 8 May ( 16) Classic Swans - Sparkman & ► 24 Apr - 1 May ( And finally here's a look at the Valiant model in our office. Stephens 19) America Boat and ► 17 Apr - 24 Apr ( Yacht Council 23) (ABYC) ► 10 Apr - 17 Apr ( American Yacht 23) Club British International ► 3 Apr - 10 Apr ( Eight Meter 31) Association ► 27 Mar - 3 Apr ( Camden Yacht Club 21) Castine Yacht Club ► 20 Mar - 27 Mar Cedar Point Yacht (30) Club ► 13 Mar - 20 Mar Chris Craft Sailboat (22) Division ► 6 Mar - 13 Mar ( Dolphin 24 23) InterClub Dinghy ► 27 Feb - 6 Mar ( Class 23) International Eight ► 20 Feb - 27 Feb ( Meter Association 19) International Posted by Bruce Johnson at 3:58 PM Lightning Class ► 13 Feb - 20 Feb ( Association 18) Recommend this on Google International ► 6 Feb - 13 Feb ( Sailing Federation 10) International ► 30 Jan - 6 Feb ( Twelve Meter Class 12) Manhasset Bay ► 23 Jan - 30 Jan ( 0 Comments: Yacht Club 11) Manhattan Sailing http://sparkmanstephens.blogspot.com/2011/10/design-1978-valiant.html 01/02/2012 Sparkman & Stephens: Design 1978 - Valiant Page 3 of 18 ► 16 Jan - 23 Jan ( Post a Comment Club 14) Nautor Swan Association ► 9 Jan - 16 Jan ( 20) New York 32 Class New York Yacht ► 2 Jan - 9 Jan (8) Club ► 2010 (249) North American Six Meter Association Royal Ocean Racing VISITORS Club Sail Blue Jay Comment as: Select profile... 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Pendleton Yacht Yard Pilot's Point Marina RMK Yachts Rockport Marine Royal Huisman Shipyard Drake Sparkman Schopfer Yachts Sea Spirit Yachts BOOKS ABOUT YACHT Swarbrick & DESIGN Swarbrick Brewer's Vitters Shipyard Understanding Boat Walsteds Design Baadeværft http://sparkmanstephens.blogspot.com/2011/10/design-1978-valiant.html 01/02/2012 Sparkman & Stephens: Design 1978 - Valiant Page 4 of 18 Desirable and Yachting Undesirable Developments Characteristics of Offshore Yachts Preliminary Design SAILMAKERS of Boats and Ships Doyle Sails Principles of Yacht Design North Sails Rod Stephens on Sailing (Free BOAT SHOWS Download) Sail Performance: Fort Lauderdale Theory and Practice International Boat Show Skene's Elements of Yachting Maine Boatbuilders Show Yacht Design Explained: Miami International Principles and Boat Show Practice Monaco Yacht Show Newport NAVAL International Boat ARCHITECTURE/BOAT Show BUILDING SCHOOLS Palm Beach International Boat Florida Atlantic Show University Florida Institute of Technology SAILING YACHTS International Yacht Restoration School (IYRS) Massachusetts Institute of Technology Southampton Solent University Stevens Institute Dorade - Design 7 The Landing School University of California Berkeley University of Michigan University of New Orleans Webb Institute Westlawn Institute of Marine Mystic Seaport's Technology Brilliant - Design 12 Wooden Boat School MARITIME MUSEUMS Chesapeake Bay Maritime Museum Cowes Maritime Museum Herreshoff Marine Landfall - Design 54 Museum Herreshoff Marine Museum & America's Cup Hall of Fame Maine Maritime Museum Musee Maritime de La Rochelle Museum of Yachting Mystic Seaport Museum National Maritime Museum NY32 - Design 125 Penobscot Marine Museum South Street Seaport MAGAZINES & PUBLICATIONS Boat International Classic Boat Maine Boats, Homes & Harbors Sail Sailing 15' Double Ender - http://sparkmanstephens.blogspot.com/2011/10/design-1978-valiant.html 01/02/2012 Sparkman & Stephens: Design 1978 - Valiant Page 5 of 18 Sailing World Design 167 Soundings WindCheck Wooden Boat Yachting Yachting Heritage Publications Yachting World MARINE PHOTOGRAPHERS Alison Langley Photography Actea - Design 215 Beken of Cowes Benjamin Mendlowitz Photography Billy Black Photographer Cory Silken Neil Rabinowitz Photography Onne Van Der Wal Photography, Inc. 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