Built by the Kennebec Boat and Canoe Co. of Waterville, Maine with Serial # 17421. This 1923 17' canoe is called a “sailing canoe” and has a short full length keel and  a mast step in the event it is desired to add sail, mast and lee boards. The canoe is built along the lines of the “Kineo” model having high sides and stems ( 13” ) and good breadth of beam ( 34” ).

I have for free, trade, barter or whatever, a Penn Yan cartopper in pretty rough shape. The redeeming quality of this boat is that it has all the original brass hardware that I think would be useful to someone here. There may be a few other parts such as the seats that might be salvaged. The only catch is that you need to take the whole boat in order to get the brass. Thanks Joe

This canoe was purchased new by my father-in-law back in 1942 from Utica Auto Electric and Boat Service and has been in the family ever since, used by 4 generations.  During summers in the Adirondacks it was kept in a boat house when not in use and during off season, it was stored in a garage.  It has not been used in over 23 years.  The canoe has great sentim

I have a few waterside decals that were made professionally for Racine Canoes.

$15 each to offset the artwork fees, etc.

send a check and a self addressed envelope and I will sent them out to you.

PM me for my address.

Dave Osborn  

<p>Excellent condition. Partially restored by Schuyler Thomason. Stem was replaced so there is no serial #.Performs well with 2.5 outboard.Oars and oarlocks included. Extra seat added in midsection. Yamaha 2.5 outboard and Trailex trailer can be purchased separately. Mid Atlantic delivery is possible.</p>

This strip built Razorbill has been the shop boat for several years. Used lightly by Al Bratton and maintained to take to shows. I am selling off a few of the shop boats to keep new and fresh ones in the display. I plan to building a shorter model to replace it.  It is fast and fun to paddle in open water, it tracks very well, weighs 45lbs, and it still looks great!