dinghy type by sail insignia

[KD3PC]

I have recently found (towed away by me) a free dinghy with sail, mast, boom etc. I was hoping to identify it.

I have found no hull markings and only have the mail sail, with an insignia (see attached photo). It is a shade under 12 feet length, and has a 24-36" daggerboard.

If you can help identify or point me to resources, would greatly appreciate the favor.

thanks
dave

 

[BobM]

I don't know, but suggest you post a photo of the dinghy too.

 

[RECESS]

My mast and sail for my dinghy were not made by the same place that made the dinghy. The mast was made by the PO.

 

[sailingdog]

If the boat is post 1972, it should have a HIN on it, unless it was a home-built. Can you post photos of the hull and mast?

I have recently found (towed away by me) a free dinghy with sail, mast, boom etc. I was hoping to identify it.

I have found no hull markings and only have the mail sail, with an insignia (see attached photo). It is a shade under 12 feet length, and has a 24-36" daggerboard.

If you can help identify or point me to resources, would greatly appreciate the favor.

thanks
dave

 

[Joe]

I have recently found (towed away by me) a free dinghy with sail, mast, boom etc. I was hoping to identify it.

I have found no hull markings and only have the mail sail, with an insignia (see attached photo). It is a shade under 12 feet length, and has a 24-36" daggerboard.

If you can help identify or point me to resources, would greatly appreciate the favor.

thanks
dave

Hmmm, looks like a Rorschach 12.... or is that a potted plant? heh, heh... just kidding. Here's a good place to start: I'll leave it up to you to search for your icon.

http://www.avonsailboats.com/pdf_files/saillogos.pdf

ps...I looked, but didn't see anything resembling your logo. Keep looking.

 

[KD3PC]

I took some pictures in between rain storms...

perhaps this will help identify the boat, no HIN found...

thanks in advance

 

[RECESS]

It is definitely a production model, not homemade.