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Relda (left) and SALT, both from 1938.Â
My newest accvisition: SALT, a 42 ft motor yacht designed by Swedish/Danish Knud H Reimers in 1938. Built by Axel Eriksson at GrÀddö varv, NorrtÀlje, Sweden.
After a bath in the Stockholm archipelago in the 1920
Swedish Motor Yacht Society visiting the small island *GĂ€llnö* in the Stockholm archipelago in 2015, left âAronaâ 1904, right âMarganaâ 1919
The carefree life onboard a 60 ft motor yacht in Sweden in the early 30âs
Lantern on C G Pettersson âParbleuâ 1932
C G Pettersson yacht Astrella 1913, in the Stockholm archipelago
Taking a nap onboard a motoryacht in the Swedish archipelago
The carefree life onboard a 60 ft motor yacht in Sweden in the early 30's
59 ft classic motor yacht âTournesolâ from 1912 in the Stockholm archipelago.
A tufted duck, Aythya fuligula (Vigg in swedish) with her ââsix cubs, seen at lake MĂ€laren, Stockholm in mid august.
Kathinka, 25 ft Classic Swedish runabout (Henning & Gideon Forslund) from 1936
Some personal pennants from KMK (Royal Motor Yacht Club) membership record in 1937.
66 ft classic Swedish motor yacht "Carla III" from 1917 in the Stockholm archipelago, Sweden.
A 1938 Swedish âEssboatâ by Gideon Forslund, âReldaâ is a 22 ft runabout with a -38 Ford flathead V8. When we made the barn find in may 2013, Relda had been stored away for more than 30 years. See the flatheads "first run" here! The father & son restoration was complete i early june 2014. This is a picture from the maiden voyage.
"Forslund's boatyard" (59°19'32.3"N 18°0'38.6"E) in the middle of Stockholm. In the 1930ies Gideon Forslund built his very succesful runabouts "Ess-boats" here.