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EARLY MOTH SAIL NUMBERS Compiled by Richard Gibson As At EARLY MOTH SAIL NUMBERS Compiled by Richard Gibson As at 16 August 2021 1018 boats listed This spreadsheet is set up to capture early Australian Moth sail numbers from the national system in use from 1928 to 1961, and the state-based system in use from 1961 until mid-1973. I have recorded numbers from club registers, regatta entries, photos and comments on the Scow Moth Club and Scow Moth and Lowriders pages on Facebook. Additions, alterations and other comments are always welcome to [email protected]. I am always very pleased to receive copies of any records with boat number information. # Name Skipper Club Exists State Type Notes 1 Olive L Morris x Vic Ref J Fairfax FB Scow Moth Club/Bob Parry article Olive Jack Newey Vic 1932-33 Nationals winner 2 Whoopee William Gidney Vic Ref J Fairfax FB Scow Moth Club/Bob Parry article 3 Flutterby L Morris Vic Ref J Fairfax FB Scow Moth Club/Bob Parry article 4 Roamer/Marina Jim Newton Vic Ref J Fairfax FB Scow Moth Club/Bob Parry article 5 Twin William Johnson Vic Bob Parry article 6 Toinette R Drysdale? Vic Ref J Fairfax FB Scow Moth Club/Bob Parry article 7 Lowan F Titford Vic Bob Parry article 8 Blue Bird I Black Vic Bob Parry article Meaden Sorrento Vic Sally Meaden comment Scow Moth FB page 9 Atlantic Rees Vic Bob Parry article 10 Ethyl E Dymond Vic Bob Parry article 11 Desoto H Davey Vic Bob Parry article 12 Empire A Davey Vic Bob Parry article 13 Flea J Mabbitt Vic Bob Parry article 14 Skipton D Tuttle Vic Bob Parry article 44 Wag Barry Bennett Vic Seacraft Sept 1953 50 Sorrento Vic Mk2 Pic Scow Moth FB page 63 Mark II Brian Morris Vic Mk2 Seacraft May 1953 Built 1946 77 Deliverance John Fairbairn Scow Moth Club 20-7-21 85 Felix Don Shields Classic Dinghy FB page 95 Refer Seacraft article 1949/50 Aus championship 100 Watalla Harry Leggett Vic SM FB page movie footage 101 Twinkle Paul Gerrard Vic Mk2 Refer Seacraft article 1949/50 Aus championship 111 Vic Albert Park YC Picture Seacraft Dec 1956 118 Sorrento Vic Mk2 Pic Scow Moth FB page 120 Vic Albert Park YC History picture 121 Gremlin Vic Seacraft Sept 1957/Seacraft Feb 1951 122 Century Tire G Williams Vic Mk2 Seacraft Feb 1951 127 Seacraft Sept 1953 130 Vic Mk2 Sorrento 1954 pic 132 Vic Mk2 Sorrento 1954 pic 134 Mk2 Earwigoagin website pic on file 146 Vixen/Bumps Dave Linton NSW Seacraft April 1954 Manly/National Maritime Museum picture/Manly? 1952 pic 147 Fidjet Vic Robinson NSW Seacraft April 1954 Manly/National Maritime Museum picture, Seaforth article poicture 148 Discovery A Rofe Seaforth NSW Seaforth article (picture) 1954 Chatterbox V Soutar Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1957/58 149 NSW Manly? 1952 pic 150 Hornet Graeme Jarman Alwyn Jarman SMC FB post, Manly?1952 pic 151 Manly? 1952 pic 152 Manly? 1952 pic 154 Lane Cove NSW Mk2 Lane Cove pictures R Lunsmann 156 Miss Gale Seacraft April 1954 Manly 157 Sorrento Vic Mk2 Pic Scow Moth FB page 158 Karina Vic Mk2 Seacraft May 1953 160 Wonga II Mike Fletcher Vic Mk2 Seacraft May 1953 163 Suzanne Brian Morris Vic Mk2 Picture Sean Colahan Classic Dinghy FB/1956-57 champs article/Albert Park YC picture Dec 1956 Seacraft 165 Research Pod O'Donnell NSW Seacraft April 1954 Manly 167 Seacraft cover August 1958 168 Seaforth article 169 Doo Ric Leplastrier NSW Reported conversation with RL 17-5-2021 170 Fram Eric Quarford NSW Florida design Seacraft April 1954, picture on fil 173 NSW Seaforth article 1954 picture 174 Surprise NSW Seaforth picture on file 175 Vixen Too R Charlesworth Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1958/59, Seaforth article picture 177 NSW Seaforth article 1954 picture 185 Vixen Ralph Ballard x Vic Mk2 1953 build ref R Ballard FB Scow Moth Club 200 Minx C Fleming Tas 1957 Hobart Regatta 202 Joker N McCarthy Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1957/58 204 NSW Middle Harbour pic R Lunsmann 209 NSW Picture Seaforth 3 214 Lane Cove NSW Mk2 Lane Cove pictures R Lunsmann 215 NSW Seaforth picture on file 217 Kram David C Muir Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1957/58 219 Afterthought John Henderson NSW Picture on file Seaforth 1954 Afterthought W Ward Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1957/58 220 BeeMac B McConaghy Seaforth NSW Seacraft April 1954 223 Tango John Hedley Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1957/58 224 Seacraft October 1960 225 Fram II Eric Quarford NSW 1956-57 Nationals Refer George Burrows picture Scow Moth Club FB (on file) 227 Boomerang Graham Smith NSW Moth start 3 Lane Cove R Lunsmann/Lane Cove register 1957/58 234 NSW Lane Cove pictures R Lunsmann 249 Vic Albert Park YC Picture Dec 1956 250 Seacraft cover March 1957 254 Chiquita David Johnston Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1957/58 255 Sabrina W Figtree Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1957/58 258 Photo on file 260 Lane Cove NSW Mk2 Lane Cove pictures R Lunsmann 263 Bimbo W Shortridge Lane Cove NSW Mk2 Lane Cove pictures R Lunsmann/Lane Cove 1957/58 register 265 Matariki B Figtree Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove 1957/58 register 269 Intrigue Ric Leplastrier NSW Reorted conversation with RL 17-5-2021 274 Humbug J Stimson Lane Cove NSW Mk2 Lane Cove pictures R Lunsmann/Lane Cove 1957/58 register 277 Sparkle G Precians Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove 1957/58 register 278 Oenone Margaret James Lane Cove NSW Seacraft cover August 1958/Lane Cove register 1957/58 Cawarra II R Oliffe Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove 1958/59 register 280 Seacraft cover August 1958/Lane Cove pictures R Lunsmann 282 Albert Park YC Picture Dec 1956 284 Jimmy Martyn Sly Ref M Sly FB Scow Moth Club 289 Miss Connie IV T Elliot Tas 1957 Hobart Regatta 290 Pedro R Dowling Tas Tas late 50s race sheet Jan R T Dowling Tas 1960 Hobart Regatta 291 Nymph J Bell Tas 1957-59 Hobart Regatta, Tas late 50s race sheet 293 Imalone E Lawrence Tas 1957 Hobart Regatta Imalone R Lawrence Tas 1958 Hobart Regatta,Tas late 50s race sheet 294 Moby Dick V Berry Tas 1957-58 Hobart Regatta Moby Dick K Spooner Tas 1959-60 Hobart Regatta, Tas late 50s race sheet 295 Hi Lo R King Tas 1957-1959 Hobart Regatta, Tas late 50s race sheet Hi Lo D Nibbs Tas 1962 Hobart Regatta Hi Lo D Lockley Tas 1967 Hobart Regatta 296 Arfamo J Harman Tas 1957-1960 Hobart Regatta, Tas late 50s race sheet. Arfamo K Smith Tas 1961-62 Hobart Regatta Spindrift I Gravely Tas 1967 Hobart Regatta Spindrift S Wilson Tas 1969/70 Tasmanian Regsiter (as 7296) 297 Torpedo R Lamprey Tas 1958-59 Hobart Regatta Torpedo K Lamprey Tas 1961/62 Nationals (7 prefix), Tas late 50s race sheet, 1962/63 Nationals (7 prefix) Torpedo B Wickham Tas 1968 Hobart Regatta 298 Truganini M Salter Tas 1957-58 Hobart Regatta Sabrina J Smith Tas 1959 Hobart Regatta, Tas late 50s race sheet Sabrina K Spooner Tas 1961 Hobart Regatta 302 Sorrento Vic Mk2 Pic Scow Moth FB page 303 Vic Albert Park YC Picture Dec 1956 308 Solo J Salter x Tas 1957-61 Hobart Regatta, Tas late 50s race sheet, picture on file D Ridgeway Solo D Race Tas 1964 Hobart Regatta, 1962/63 Nationals Solo P Sweatingham Tas 1965 Hobart Regatta Solo K Wickham Tas 1967-8 Hobart Regatta Solo Dale Turner Qld For sale Gumtree 2019 Mackay Qld Scow Moth Club 328 Bambi Anne Lamb Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1957/58 330 Sabre P Gould Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1957/58 332 Noctua P Griffin Lane Cove NSW Mk2 Lane Cove pictures R Lunsmann/Lane Cove 1957/58 register Phalene R Griffin Lane Cove NSW Mk2 Lane Cove register 1958/59 353 Nil Desperandum John Henderson Seaforth NSW Mk2 J Fairfax picture Scow Moth Club/R Lunsmann picture Lane Cove/Seaforth article 355 Sail article June 1984 356 Lane Cove NSW Mk2 Lane Cove pictures R Lunsmann 363 Clef John Duggan Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1957/58 365 Thompson Glen Thompson post Scow Moth FB page 368 Tic Tac K Doyle Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1957/58 369 Phoenix P Witzig Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1957/58, photo on file 372 Seacraft cover August 1958/Lane Cove pictures R Lunsmann 373 Casper S Begg Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1957/58 375 Yo Yo D Porter Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove pictures R Lunsmann/Lane Cove 1957/58 register, photo on file 376 Sierra C Hutton Balmoral NSW Lake Burley Griffin Opening 1964 377 Seacraft cover Dec 1958/Seacraft October 1960 380 Lane Cove NSW Mk2 Seacraft cover August 1958/Lane Cove pictures R Lunsmann 381 Lane Cove NSW Mk2 Lane Cove pictures R Lunsmann 388 Lane Cove pictures R Lunsmann 392 Panic II L Robinson (Miss) Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1958/59 399 Gosling Mike Gale 56-57 Champs Seacraft Article 420 Shrdlu A Elliot Tas 1969/70 Tasmanian Regsiter, 1968-69 Nationals (as 7420) 426 Chihuahua D Melrose Qld 1961/62 Nationals 464 D Ridgeway picture Hobart Nationals 60/61 500 Lane Cove NSW Mk2 Lane Cove pictures R Lunsmann 501 Seacraft cover Dec 1958 502 Tigger II D Roberts Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1957/58 503 Pop M Kemmis Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1957/58 505 Lane Cove NSW Mk2 Lane Cove pictures R Lunsmann/Hume Weir picture on file 508 Balmoral NSW Picture on file 519 Lane Cove NSW Mk2 Lane Cove pictures R Lunsmann 520 Scarab D G Platt Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1957/58 521 Vampire J Ford CanbYC ACT Lake Burley Griffin Opening 1964 525 Penguin Miss J Shields Balmoral NSW Canberra YC 1961 Opening Regatta 531 Elfin Richard Coxon Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1957/58 532 Tempest D Mitchell Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1957/58 533 Lane Cove pictures R Lunsmann 534 Cobra Edward Kendall Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1957/58 535 Scuffy W Ward Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1957/58 537 Vixen Keith Raines Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1957/58 Farewell Keith Raines Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register 1958/59 538 Scamp John P Maynard Lane Cove NSW Lane Cove register
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