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Boys Own - BK106
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, Aug 07 2009 09:46 AM
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Boys Own - BK106 in Eyemouth (Scotland) on 28th July 2009. Part of the Eyemouth Maritime Museum collection.
Courtesy of http://www.worldofbo...iew/roys_gun/13
'Boy's Own' was built for Robert Rutter of Seahouses in 1933. It was then taken over by his brother Henry, but upon the death of Robert, the boat was passed to his three sons; Raymond, John and Robert. It was used by them for fishing until 1984, when it was given to ISCA.
Length - 32 ft 6 in
Width - 7 ft 7 in
Depth - 2 ft 9 in
she was hire out to amble fishermen
I'm fairly sure she was in the Exeter maritime museum 14-15 years ago until it closed down
That's right she was in a museum down south, I'm sure they had the sails for her.
could this be the boys own SD 379 I saw in seaham harborough in december 2009 ? has it been re registred ? Im sure it was varnished ? 
Nah, has deffo been in Eyemouth for a few years
she was built for seahouses and ended fishing days as a salmon boat at amble and when to a museum down south now at eyemouth
Hi Jim
SD379 is RENOWN - see Paul's photograph of her @ http://www.trawlerpi...omment;id=17845
# Main Gear type : FPO - Pots and Traps
# Secondary Gear type : NO - No gear
# Hull material code : 1 - Wood
# Year of Construction : 1972
# Place of Construction : WHITBY
# LOA : 9.80
# Tonnage GT : 3.08 T
Former : WY71 RENOWN
Regards
Steve E.
SD379 is RENOWN - see Paul's photograph of her @ http://www.trawlerpi...omment;id=17845
# Main Gear type : FPO - Pots and Traps
# Secondary Gear type : NO - No gear
# Hull material code : 1 - Wood
# Year of Construction : 1972
# Place of Construction : WHITBY
# LOA : 9.80
# Tonnage GT : 3.08 T
Former : WY71 RENOWN
Regards
Steve E.
hi steave thanks for the info you came up trumps again .do you know any thing about acobble or it could be a double ender called rosemary SH REG I remember her in the 60s& 70s also hilda SH REG im sure they both were painted black & white they moored up opposite the harborough bar at Scarborough ?
Hi Jim
Can you pick them out of this photograph @ http://www.trawlerph...o=63265&cat=all
Regards
Steve E.
Can you pick them out of this photograph @ http://www.trawlerph...o=63265&cat=all
Regards
Steve E.
hi Steave great photo.im sure you are right with the boat names great to see them again.regards.jim
