Non_power Antique Boats For Sale - 170 found

16 Feet 1940's Adirondack Guide Boat

This Adirondack Canoe has never been fiberglassed. All of the canvas is intact and the ribs and frames are all in good condition. The owner has relocated to the West Coast and is no longer using the Guide boat.

Price: $4,500Boat ID: 38139

14 Feet 1993 Sarnia Wooden Boats Sailboat

This is a 1993 White Hull Sprit Rigged Sail Boat with Oars and oar locks. She has a drop keel. She was built for Tom Richards of Port Lambton. Just revarnished, painted bilge, boot stripe and bottom paint Sail made by Boston sail. Comes with trailer.

Price: $5,400Boat ID: 36498

-6 Feet Sea Hopper Folding Rowboat

This folding rowboat is a very unique design and creatively engineered. Built in England, Sea Hopper folding boats were designed to fold away and stow in closets, boat storage lockers, and other tight spaces. This example has never been used and is in very nice condition. One person can assemble/disassemble and the boat fits into a single carry-bag. Complete with the original bag and a set of oars!

Price: $1,800Boat ID: 39096

-9 1930's Feet Old Town Dinghy/ Yacht Tender

This is a very light and satisfactory Tender that was built by the Old Town Canoe Company for a Yacht or Launch. They were very popular but are very hard to find today. The boat will carry a large load, is easily handled and tows well. These Yacht tenders had cedar ribs and planking. The stems, knees and rudder were made of Ash or Oak. The wood work was finished in a natural color and the boat was covered with a heavy grade canvas which gave it a waterproof coating when painted. The boat comes with the original oars and bronze oar locks and will make a great display or is ready to go back in the water.

Price: $5,000Boat ID: 38467

10 Feet 2003 Contemporary Birch Bark Canoe

You are looking at a tidy 10 foot Contemporary Birch Bark Canoe which was built using the traditional methods in 2003. The owner/ builder used it sparingly for one season and then hung it up in his home as a display piece. It is now being offered for sale and would be awesome either in the water or on display due to its size. Delivery for this can be arranged by Antique Boat America.

Price: $6,000Boat ID: 37115

10 Feet Indigenous Birch Bark Canoe

Beautifully hand crafted in Quebec. Excellent condition. Always stored indoors. Only water tested. 10ft Perfect for home, cottage, cabin or chalet decor. A beautiful show piece.

Price: $8,000Boat ID: 37357

10 Feet 1900 Birch Bark Canoe

A historic birch bark canoe. These lightweight, wide, and short primitive canoes are exceptionally nimble and easy for one person to portage. They were ideal for trapping, fishing, and short distance travel with a small amount of gear. This is a beautifully preserved display piece that will make a great addition to your cabin or camp!

Price: $10,000Boat ID: 37456

11 Feet 1940's Old Town Trapper Canoe

Canvas appears to have been replaced with very light weight glass and epoxy, doubt that any weight was added over original canvas. Foam sponsons removed but will go with the canoe, two paddles also.

Price: $1,450Boat ID: 36733

11 Feet 1925 Penn Yan Fisherman's Skiff

Purchased outside Penn Yan, NY and was remodeled in the 50's with the long deck and middle seat. Motor is available for additional $125.

Price: $1,600Boat ID: 37028

12 Feet 1950's Lakefield Cedar Strip Rowboat

Your next winter project! This little Lakefield is a lovely size for a small outboard or rowing. Requires restoration to include a new outer stem, new transom & knees, 10 new ribs, a few plank repairs, and new floorboards.

Price: Boat ID: 36092

12 Feet 1935 Dunphy Row Boat

An excellent example of a 1935 Dunphy Row Boat. Well preserved and in the same Family since 1935. Family is now moving and is prepared to part with the boat. Ribs are all good and the boat has seen little use in the water and always stored indoors.

Price: $2,500Boat ID: 36076

12 Feet 1950 Penn Yan Car Topper

This boat has been in the family for over 60 years. The canvas is original, and the boat has always been stored inside. She is a great little duck hunting boat

Price: $1,500Boat ID: 36546

12 Feet 1952 Penn Yan Car Topper

One of the classic small boats of the world is the Penn Yan "Cartopper". Advertised as the answer to boat portability and convenience. A lightweight pretty little boat that will make a wonderful camp fishing boat or a nice decoration in the boat house. Excellent condition with original company logo's and tags.

Price: $3,500Boat ID: 28223

12 Feet 1930 Old Town Square Stern Canoe

This is a lovely Old Town square stern canvas canoe. it has been completely restored and rebuilt from its original construction in the 1930's. The canoe is all new with the exception of the ribs. It is painted red and looks almost too nice to put in the water. It was originally a 16 foot canoe which had to be altered because the last 4 feet were beyond repair.

Price: $1,800Boat ID: 29028

12 Feet 1950's Chris Craft Kit Boat

The most popular model of Chris Craft ever made were the Kit Boats. They were sold in the back of magazines, catalogs and were the classic Father / Son project. This Kit boat is a true survivor as it has been in the same Family for over 50 years and stored indoors all of that time.

Price: $2,000Boat ID: 38494

12 Feet 1952 Chris-Craft Pram

Not many original Chris Craft Kit Boats have survived. Structurally like new. Inside like new with no signs of use. Clear varnish interior. Out side needs a maintenance coat of paint. Only in the water a couple of times used as a row-trolling boat in northern Wisconsin. Everything is original down to the last prince and reed screw.

Price: $1,900Boat ID: 36830

12 Feet 1950 Home Built Canoe

No damage, no rot....has new canvas...never used since canvas and paint. 12' x 35"W x 11" deep.

Price: $1,500Boat ID: 37029

12' 6" Feet 1931 Herreshoff Day Sailer

This 1931 Herreshoff was built by Francis Herreshoff himself in his facility in Bristol, RI. Buoyant and stable, with a ballasted keel - virtually the whole boat is a large, deep cockpit that will seat four in comfort, and offers a great feeling of security. Boat is in good condition, refastened, brightwork renewed and recent sails. Complete with canvas cover. A bilge pump powered by a solar panel was added last year. This is a truly wonderful day sailer and very sought-after classic.

Price: $18,000Boat ID: 37945

12' Sailing Skiff Feet c. 1935 Peterborough (Canada)

This is a fully restored Peterborough sailing skiff, made probably in the 1930s. You can find it in the reprint of the Peterborough catalog by Roger MacGregor in 1995, on page 35 with the specification chart on page 51. New sail. Complete boat. Restoration was complete in 1991 , sailed a few times for two or three seasons after and stored indoors ever since.

Price: $8,500Boat ID: 38001

13 Feet pre 1950 Mahogany Canoe

Recently restored mahogany canoe. Two seater approximately 13 ft in length.

Price: $1,300Boat ID: 30539

14 Feet 2005 Custom Built Cosine Wherry Rowboat

This beautiful rowboat is constructed with British Columbia red cedar, white ash, and birds eye maple. Only used a handful of times since completion and stored indoors. Complete with a set of leather bound custom competition oars. This boat is a dream to row and shows well!

Price: $4,200Boat ID: 37416

14 Feet Flat Back Skiff

A 14 foot Flat Back Skiff owned by Ralph Earl brother to George Earl who was the Governor of Pennsylvania at one time. This boat came off of Camp Bullpout on Upper St. Regis Lake. It was later sold to Raplh Burger President and Chairman of A&P. Very nice flat back skiff ready for a small outboard. 14' flat back skiff originally owned by Ralph Earle, brother to George Howard Earle, Governor of Pennsylvania. The boat was stored at Mr. Earle's Great Camp, "Camp Bullpout" on Upper St. Regis Lake in the Adirondacks. Mr. Earle used the boat regularly with a small outboard motor for his boating pleasure. The boat was then acquired by Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Burger. Mr. Burger was President and Chairman of the Board of the Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Company (A&P) and would later become President/CEO of the John A. Hartford Foundation.

Price: $5,000Boat ID: 36216

14 Feet 1890's American Built Birch Bark Canoe

This is a traditional Indian made American birch bark canoe belived to be made in the 1890's. The canoe was built in the St. Lawrence County of New York near Watertown, New York. The owner bought the canoe at an Auction about six years ago. It is in good solid shape and appears to have had an old repair done on the bow. These boats are extremely hard to find in original condition and especially ones which have ben made using the traditional methods. Weighs only about 55 Lbs

Price: $6,000Boat ID: 37118

14 Feet 1890's Traditional Indian Birch Bark Canoe

Traditional Indian Made Birch Bark canoe which is estimate to have been built on the late 1890's. It has been in a private collection for many years and amongst an extensive Adirondack collection. The boat is correct, true and original weighing 55 Lbs, 14 feet in length and 40 inches in the beam. It would make a fantastic addition to any collection.

Price: $6,000Boat ID: 36807

14 Feet 2010 Beaver Bark Canoes

This traditional hand made birch bark canoe was built by the seller in the summer of 2010. Nails and split spruce roots are the fasteners, hand-split northern white was carved with the crooked knife to produce the stempieces, ribs, and planking. Detailed winter-bark etchings scraped into the birch bark, decorate the bark panels below the gunwale.The seams and ends of the canoe still need to be sealed with the traditional pine pitch which will render the canoe water-tight.

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