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Old Town used Senco staples that were stainless steel. This canoe may have been recanvassed if you are seeing a lot of normal steel...

I'm with Dan on this... well said, Dan! I've had a crossbar pop off while driving... had the 2 canoes on top not been tied as he...

If I am not mistaken, that was done. I recall seeing this canoe and more images elsewhere recently. It was listed as a Rushton.

Tieing the ends - I usually put the ROPE on either the seat or thwart or pass it between the planking and inner rail, denending on where...

Are you sure a tie down is necessary for the stern? As long as you have the centre of the boat secured well and perhaps the bow, that...

Do you have a picture of your strapping tie down method? I never tie the ends of the canoe, I have a Thule rack and use nrs straps and...

As you can see, Murat, your decal is considerably different from the logos on these printed materials. Perhaps yours predates these...

RE: the "marks and uneven look," pictures of these areas would make any assessment easier. RE: "alleviating the wailing from my boat on...

Also another quick question regarding the paint on the canvas, I started off with 3x filler then sand, left to cure, then I used...

Hello everyone, need a bit of advice here, so I purchased this 16’ peterborough ontonabee around 2 years ago last summer I decided to...

Thanks Benson. That logo on their c.1920 catalog appears on other literature too, like this price list... It seems the logo went from...

The staples in the rib ends are narrower and longer, all the rest look like your normal steel staple. Bill

If I am not mistaken, that was done. I recall seeing this canoe and more images elsewhere recently. It was listed as a Rushton.

Welcome, the Old Town canoe with hull identification number (HIN) XTC23098M79E and serial number 223098 is a 17 foot long Chipewyan...