Howie Wooden Canoes are in the Blood Aug 20, 2020 #1 Picked up this 16' Penn Yan Scout this morning in Ithaca NY, #GN5080. From 1950 I presume. All original except the seats.
Picked up this 16' Penn Yan Scout this morning in Ithaca NY, #GN5080. From 1950 I presume. All original except the seats.
Gary Canoe Grampa Aug 20, 2020 #2 Wow looks immaculate, nice catch there. I hope you'll consider that shade of blue for its final colour, would look great on the water.
Wow looks immaculate, nice catch there. I hope you'll consider that shade of blue for its final colour, would look great on the water.
OP OP Howie Wooden Canoes are in the Blood Aug 20, 2020 #3 Well that seals it. I'm not partial to blue canoes, but this deal came with canvas, mud, and 2 cans of Epifanes in blue.
Well that seals it. I'm not partial to blue canoes, but this deal came with canvas, mud, and 2 cans of Epifanes in blue.
Gary Canoe Grampa Aug 20, 2020 #4 Can never go wrong with Epifanes paint, my favorite to work with bar none. Your deal just keeps getting better, way to go!
Can never go wrong with Epifanes paint, my favorite to work with bar none. Your deal just keeps getting better, way to go!
OP OP Howie Wooden Canoes are in the Blood Aug 21, 2020 #5 A while back I saw a web page that listed info for Penn Yan canoes - thinks like the canoe names, the stamped letter code for the name, along with other info like length. Can someone reply with that info or link please?
A while back I saw a web page that listed info for Penn Yan canoes - thinks like the canoe names, the stamped letter code for the name, along with other info like length. Can someone reply with that info or link please?
Benson Gray Canoe History Enthusiast Staff member Aug 21, 2020 #6 Howie said: I saw a web page that listed info for Penn Yan canoes Click to expand... I suspect that Dan Miller's page at https://woodencanoemuseum.org/builder-history/penn-yan-boat-company is what you want. This also has a nice Penn Yan catalog at https://woodencanoemuseum.org/manufacturer-catalog/penn-yan-boat-company-1928-circa from around 1928. Let me know if anyone has found a better source. Thanks, Benson Last edited: Aug 21, 2020
Howie said: I saw a web page that listed info for Penn Yan canoes Click to expand... I suspect that Dan Miller's page at https://woodencanoemuseum.org/builder-history/penn-yan-boat-company is what you want. This also has a nice Penn Yan catalog at https://woodencanoemuseum.org/manufacturer-catalog/penn-yan-boat-company-1928-circa from around 1928. Let me know if anyone has found a better source. Thanks, Benson
OP OP Howie Wooden Canoes are in the Blood Aug 21, 2020 #7 That's it. Thank you Benson. And Dan as well!
Sdrew22 Curious about Wooden Canoes Aug 21, 2020 #8 Can't wait to see what you do with this one. There have been a lot of nice canoe's coming up for sale in Ithaca lately.
Can't wait to see what you do with this one. There have been a lot of nice canoe's coming up for sale in Ithaca lately.