Australian 18 Footers League

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Hosts of the JJ Giltinan championship, based in Double Bay on the south side of Sydney Harbour.

Australian 18 Footers League

Australian 18 Footers League
www.18footers.com.au

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by Frank Quealey
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Western Australia's 18 footers history
by Frank Quealey
An on-off situation between the 1890s and 2013 Posted on 11 Jun

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by Mark Jardine
And Growing Sailing Through Learning Posted on 28 May

The link between two great Australian sports
by Frank Quealey
A unique connection between brute strength and beauty Posted on 25 May

The last 18' skiff champion before one design
by Frank Quealey
Michael Spies won the 1993 and 1995 JJ Giltinan 18ft Skiff Championships Posted on 14 May

Latest photos

Taipan, radical dersign in 1960 © Tom Cuneo collection

Taipan, radical dersign in 1960

Aberdare, four times Australian champion © Archive

Aberdare, four times Australian champion

Tangalooma and Aberdare show the comparison between the old style boats and the 7ft beamers of the 1930s (Tom Cuneo collection) © Archive

Tangalooma and Aberdare show the comparison between the old style boats and the 7ft beamers of the 1930s (Tom Cuneo collection)
Venom 1961 world champion © Archive

Venom 1961 world champion © Archive

Venom 1961 world champion

WLTH at the Giltinan Championship © Suellen Hurling / Live Sail Die

WLTH at the Giltinan Championship

Culex III, 1949-50 Australian champion © Tom Cuneo collection

Culex III, 1949-50 Australian champion

Britannia (Colin Clark) 1917 Australian champion © Norman R. Wright and Sons collection

Britannia (Colin Clark) 1917 Australian champion

Culex and Australia in the 1940s © Archive

Culex and Australia in the 1940s

Tangalooma, 1932 Australian champion © Archive

Tangalooma, 1932 Australian champion

Britannia, was Queensland's first inter-colonial champion in 1895-96 © SFS collection

Britannia, was Queensland's first inter-colonial champion in 1895-96

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