1938 Dyer Marlin 18

An 18-foot sailing yacht built in 1938 by Dyer, this Marlin represents a traditional wooden hull design from the era. The boat measures 18 feet in length with a 5-foot beam, offering a compact and manageable platform under sail.

The wooden construction reflects the craftsmanship and building practices of its time. As a sailing yacht, it relies entirely on wind power, making it suitable for daysailing and light cruising in protected waters.

This classic design carries the heritage of early-20th-century American yacht building, with proportions and construction methods that define the period.