Categoria:KNUD REIMERS FLEET

FLEET del progettista KNUD REIMERS

1938- "Flicka" April, 1937, Reimers ordered the first 4 Albatross to be built by Oscar Schelin, Kungsors Batvarv, Sweden. They were finished in March, 1938. #4 was named Landfall by the buyer and shipped to Texas.<ref>Oct. 1982, personal letter from Reimers</ref> February, 2017, this remarkable boat is 79 years old, has had 10 owners and four names. Presently (2017) being restored as Flicka in Port Hadlock, Washington.

Year	Class or Boat Name	LOA Ft	Beam Ft	Builders Name	Number Built	Notes
1933	TUMLARE	Template:Convert	Template:Convert	Various	"At least 200"<ref>Template:Cite web</ref> "Some 600"<ref>Template:Cite web</ref>	<ref>Template:Cite web</ref> 20m2
1934	SCHARENKREUZER 30SQM	Template:Convert	Template:Convert	Various		<ref name=30er>(dead link, 8 July 2016- Archived copy) Knud H.Reimers in yachtregister at 30er.com Template:Webarchive</ref>
1934	HOCCO	Template:Convert	Template:Convert			<ref>Template:Cite web</ref> 28m2 on a Tumlare Hull for sailing on lake Geneva
1934	5½ S9 Blåsut	Template:Convert	Template:Convert	Williams, Motala		<ref>Page for S9 Blåsut, Nordisk Kryssare 5½</ref> Nordisk Kryssare 5½ S9 Blåsut <ref>1934 -'Eolo' (afterly 'Maracaibo), for the argentinian yachtsman Mr. Sierburg. This boat was entirelly built with 'Viraró' (a South American Wood) by 'Astillero Rio de La Plata' (Germán Frers) (dead link, 8 July 2016) Page in Swedish Maritime Museum, sjohistoriska.se </ref><ref>Page for Blasut at Swedish Maritime museum sjohistoriska.se accessdate=9 July 2016</ref> Similar 5.5m Nordic Cruiser here<ref>5.5m Nordic Cruiser drawing by Reimers at digitaltmuseum.se accessdate=12 July 2016</ref>
1936	Bacchant (II)	Template:Convert	Template:Convert			<ref name=krsw>Template:Cite web</ref> (cf 1937 ‘Bacchante’ 42’6” given at ASQMA;<ref name=asqma>Template:Cite web</ref> cf also NMM in Cornwall<ref name=nmmc/>);( “75m2” <ref name=swedesail>Template:Cite web</ref>) -original Bacchant was an Estlander 30m2 design, 1928
1937	STORTUMLARE ("Large Tumlare") aka ALBATROSS <ref>Template:Cite web</ref>	Template:Convert	Template:Convert (2.3m given at<ref>Template:Cite web</ref>)	–		Numerous Examples on the web; 30m2<ref>Stortumlare drawing by Reimers at digitaltmuseum.se Accessdate=12 July 2016</ref>
1937	Havsornen	Template:Convert	Template:Convert	Holms Batvarv		Seems to have been designed jointly by Reimers and Tore Holm<ref>Page for Havsornen at billionaire.com accessdate=9 July 2016</ref> -Built in Holms' yard and often attributed solely to him
1939	Siska	Template:Convert	Template:Convert	–		Knud Reimers 40m2 boat modified for the Sydney-Hobart Race <ref name=swedesail /><ref>Template:Cite web</ref>
1941 Onwards	SCHARENKREUZER S22	Template:Convert	Template:Convert	<ref>Template:Cite web</ref> –		36’ given in<ref name=nmmc/> 22m2
1948	AGNETA	Template:Convert	Template:Convert			Yawl<ref name= krsw />
1940	Squall	Template:Convert	Template:Convert			Yawl<ref name= krsw />
1955	UDELL one design	Template:Convert	Template:Convert	Raymond Creekmore	11 in North America<ref>Page on N. American Udells at squareskerryyachts.net accessdate=9 July 2016</ref>	<ref name=sailboatdata>page for Reimers' designs at sailboatdata.com accessdate=9 July 2016</ref> Note: a one design sub-class of the 22m2 class <ref>Template:Cite web</ref> named after Clare Udell<ref>Some Udell history at labyrinthina.com accessdate=9 July 2016</ref> Chicago YC<ref>Template:Cite web</ref> 1953
1955<ref name=nmmc/>	C(H)AMELEON CLASS	Template:Convert	Template:Convert	Various	‘2 dozen built for 1956’	<ref name=jibslist>Knud Reimers page at jibslist.com Template:Webarchive</ref><ref>Specifications for CHAMELEON CLASS at jibslist.com Template:Webarchive</ref> cf forum on classicboat.co.uk
1960	sv:BACCHANT IV	Template:Convert	Template:Convert	Vasteras Fiberplast	ca. 100	<ref name=sailboatdata/> BACCHANT III a one design yawl
1964	Bijou	Template:Convert	Template:Convert	e.g. I. Beck & Sohne, Bodensee		classic 30 m2<ref name= krsw /> built in southern Germany. cf Bijou II in N America<ref>Template:Cite web</ref>
1964	sv:FINGAL 27	Template:Convert 28’ given in<ref name=mgse>Template:Cite web</ref>	Template:Convert	Fisksatra Varv	ca. 200	Supplied in kit form and fitted out to a variety of interior designs<ref>Template:Cite web</ref>
1972	S 30 cf also S30-93	Template:Convert (40’/12.3m in <ref name=asqma/>(???))	Template:Convert	AB Fisksatra varv, Sweden; Crown Yacht, Sweden	'305' according to <ref name= mgse/> -111, built between ‘30s and ‘90s, are listed at <ref name=30er/>	30 sqm The project name was originally Gota 30 which was later changed to O 30 and finally to S 30. Types A30 and S30;<ref name=30er/> Sometimes Swede 41/ S30: aka Skerry41 30m2/ 41ft Loa
1975	sv:SWEDE 55	Template:Convert 53’<ref name=nmmc/>	Template:Convert	Crown Yacht, Sweden	35<ref>Template:Cite web</ref>	designed at request of some of Stockholms Royal Swedish Yacht Club members<ref>Template:Cite web</ref> 55m2 aka SWEDE 52 (52' 6" loa)
1982	JUBILEE S40<ref name=sailboatdata/>	Template:Convert	Template:Convert	Tufa Marin.<ref>Template:Cite web</ref>	9	designed to celebrate Remiers' 50th anniversary as a yacht designer, 4 boats in Germany and 5 in Sweden.<ref>Page for JUBILEE S40 at sailguide.com accessdate=9 July 2016</ref> 40m2
1986<ref name= mgse/>	SK 30/40	Template:Convert	Template:Convert	Jansson & Zarin	7<ref name= mgse/>	30m2/ 40 ft Loa
1993 (posth.)	S30-93	Template:Convert (40’/12.3m in <ref name=asqma/>(???))	Template:Convert	AB Fisksatra varv, Sweden; Crown Yacht, Sweden	'305' according to<ref name= mgse/> -111, built between ‘30s and ‘90s, are listed at <ref name=30er/>	1993 updated version of S30, with increased sail area by extending the boom and increasing the foretriangle: at this stage the original was termed 'S30 classic'<ref name=asqma/> -see also sv:S 30