davelanthier
Wooden Canoes are in the Blood
I am about to restore two 16' Huron canoes. Canoe # 1 is the usual quality [ or lack there of ] with 20.5" rise, wide gaps between the 3.75" planks and many clinching tacks that are falling out. The second canoe has all the usual Huron traits except for these features. The workmanship is out standing, 22" rise, the 2 7/8" planks are tight [ no gaps ], no clinching tacks are falling out, thwarts have 4 straight sides rather than rounded and it has Verolite canvas. Any ideas who may have made the second canoe?