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Sydney Harbour Gaff Rigged Yacht A2 by Geoff Hargraves.
Occassionly on Sydney’s Harbour you will see a couple of old yachts rigged in the fashion of yesteryear.
Gaff rigged is where the main sail is attached to a “gaff” at the top of the sail and a boom at the bottom of the sail. The gaff is hoisted up the mast.
This rig gave way to the modern Bermuda rig.
The “Mischief” (A2) on Sydney Harbour is a gaff-rigged yacht associated with the Sydney Amateur Sailing Club (SASC). It’s a historic vessel, possibly a half-decker, and is featured in the Australian National Maritime Museum’s collections.

Sydney Harbour Gaff Rigged Yacht A2

Geoff Hargraves

AUD$700
Size: 40w x 60h x 2d cms
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Sydney Harbour Gaff Rigged Yacht A2 by Geoff Hargraves.
Occassionly on Sydney’s Harbour you will see a couple of old yachts rigged in the fashion of yesteryear.
Gaff rigged is where the main sail is attached to a “gaff” at the top of the sail and a boom at the bottom of the sail. The gaff is hoisted up the mast.
This rig gave way to the modern Bermuda rig.
The “Mischief” (A2) on Sydney Harbour is a gaff-rigged yacht associated with the Sydney Amateur Sailing Club (SASC). It’s a historic vessel, possibly a half-decker, and is featured in the Australian National Maritime Museum’s collections.