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NORDLANDSJEKTA . . .
Circa 1850
Traditional Norwegian Cargo vessel.
"Nordland" is one of the Norway's northern districts. The "jekt" is a
single masted, vessel with high stem & transom stern. This robust cargo vessel,
capable of carrying large volumes is legendary as part of Norwegian maritime history,
particularly for trading to Bergen -1850-1900. Principal cargo was dried
fish to Bergen; carrying a variety of supplies back north from nails to silk
underwear. Accurate reconstruction with plank on frame carvel
construction. Skiff on stern and stand included. Length 25.9",
Scale 1:30. #SW80
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OSELVER"
Circa 1600-1870
In 1750, 2 brothers
built boats, out of a boathouse on the Os river in Norway, hence the name "Oselver",
Norwegian for river.
1000's of these boats were exported to the Orkneys, Scotland. Still sailed in Norway regattas ages
14 to 75. Model includes 2 pairs of oars, drawings & building
instructions;simple rig with a more traditional
style than today's regatta boats. Wood plank on frame construction.
Scale 1:15, L 16.3". # W90 $72.99
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