Information about Mary Loring

Winthrop Warner, 39’10” double headsail cutter, built by Paul Luke in 1947 in East Booth Bay, Maine, designed by Winthrop Warner for his own personnel use in 1941. ( See write up in WoodenBoat Magazine, issue, 75 page 34).

Mary Loring  is in very good condition with all new working sails 2011, and all new standing rigging in 2012.  Well maintained by the same owner since 1997.  She has participated in most Classic Wood Boat races in Western Long Island Sound during his ownership.  Mary Loring is great to go safely cruising in all kinds of weather, a yacht to be proud to own and sail.  The coal/wood stove in the cabin enables one to cruise comfortable thru October, November and December when it’s cold outside.

 Selling price: $44,500.00

 Call # 201-768-9450 or Cell # 551-404-2010 

Inventory in cabin: 

             135 lb. Storm Anchor,

35 lb, or  45 lb Hi Tensile Dan forth anchor

docking lines, life jackets, pick up telescoping stick,2 interior Perko lanterns,

 2 Kerosean running lights, one kerosene stern light, 1 electric steaming light.

 portable port and starboard electric running lights, Shipmate coal stove,

 gimbaled kerosene stove, 5 mattress and covers. Portopoty ,

A through hull Head by Wilcox Crittiden, 2 Lovett Pumps with 2 independent 12 V Battery systems, Compass.

One metal ladder to board from the water, (brackets attached to deck at toe rail)

8 ft. Dyer Sailing Dingy with appropriate gear.

full bug screens for all ports and hatches.

Volvo 1979 MD 11 C, raw water cooled engine.

 Sail Inventory: 

 Electronics:

Depth Sounder

             GPS

             Ship to Shore radio