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Historic Wooden Dinghy

historic sailing asset
Northern Italy
Some boats survive
through speed.
Others through memory.
Type Historic sailing asset
Origin Chiavari, Northern Italy
Year 1953
Designer / Builder a historic boatyard, Chiavari
Sail number ITA 791
Name the vessel
State Preserved / under care
Role Contextual preservation
Scope Material & nautical continuity
Note 01
A small boat can hold
a surprisingly large
portion of nautical memory.
Note 02
The object survives
beyond sport,
through craft, repair
and continuity.
Note 03
Preservation begins
when utility ends,
but care continues.
Note 04
Identity is not only
speed, but construction,
traces and intent.
Mahogany hull, green painted bilge, original fittings and class traces. Signs of time, use and repeated interventions.
The historic dinghy is part of the Italian small sailing tradition: a compact wooden craft where construction, seamanship and local boatbuilding culture meet.

This example, built in Chiavari in 1953 by a historic boatyard, remains a tangible record of that lineage.
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The asset underwent multiple phases of use, storage and preservation over time.
Nautelier’s role lies in its ongoing contextual preservation, documentation and long-term custodianship.

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Builder Identity
1953 / 1986
Original Documents
Stazza A.I.C.D.
Historical Asset
Full hull
Building Detail
Wood & rivets
Notes & Marks
Sail number 791
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