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1933 Consolidated Shipbuilding Launch The 1933 Consolidated Launch "Spritzer" shares tradition and royal history. The 1933 Consolidated Launch was built for William L. Harkeness (Standard Oil Investor) as the boarding vessel to the USS Cythera. In 1907, William L. Harkness commissioned to build the Cynthera in Scotland as their luxury yacht. Harkeness (military family) donated the Cythera for the WWI war effort commissioned October 20, 1917 as the USS Cythera (SP-575). After the war the vessel was returned to the Harkness Family until January 1942 with the Harkness family sold the ship back to the Navy for One Doll... |
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| The 1933 Consolidated Launch "Spritzer" shares tradition and royal history. The 1933 Consolidated Launch was built for William L. Harkeness (Standard Oil Investor) as the boarding vessel to the USS Cythera. In 1907, William L. Harkness commissioned to build the Cynthera in Scotland as their luxury yacht. Harkeness (military family) donated the Cythera for the WWI war effort commissioned October 20, 1917 as the USS Cythera (SP-575). After the war the vessel was returned to the Harkness Family until January 1942 with the Harkness family sold the ship back to the Navy for One Doll... | |||
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Consolidated S 27'
Mantoloking, NJ
Single
260
189949
Stock #
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$39,000
Available
Year
1933
Brand
Consolidated Shipbuilding
Model
Launch
Type
Antique and Classic
Length
27' 9"
Hours
Low
The 1933 Consolidated Launch "Spritzer" shares tradition and royal history. The 1933 Consolidated Launch was built for William L. Harkeness (Standard Oil Investor) as the boarding vessel to the USS Cythera. In 1907, William L. Harkness commissioned to build the Cynthera in Scotland as their luxury yacht. Harkeness (military family) donated the Cythera for the WWI war effort commissioned October 20, 1917 as the USS Cythera (SP-575). After the war the vessel was returned to the Harkness Family until January 1942 with the Harkness family sold the ship back to the Navy for One Doll...
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