Does anyone know the owner of Ffrog on a photo from the 70s?

[tudorsailor]

I have been contacted by someone who has been sent the images from a roll of 35mm film that does not belong to her. The pictures were probably from the 1970s and include these of a yacht. The receiver would like to forward the images onto the rightful owner and knowing that I had a yacht asked for my help

Anyone recognise this unusual Yawl called Ffrog???



Thanks

TudorSailor

 

[Frogmogman]

I managed to find a reference to a 14.2m design called ffrog by Eugene Cornu on a list of Cornu’s designs prepared by OICO, the Cornu association. Sadly no details other than the length, and I couldn’t find any other references to it.

TBH, I’m not so sure. When I think of Cornu’s larger designs, they tend to have been double-enders.

 

[tudorsailor]

I managed to find a reference to a 14.2m design called ffrog by Eugene Cornu on a list of Cornu’s designs prepared by OICO, the Cornu association. Sadly no details other than the length, and I couldn’t find any other references to it.

TBH, I’m not so sure. When I think of Cornu’s larger designs, they tend to have been double-enders.

I found that too!

TS

 

[Sandydog2]

I found this on Google, in a book called "Pitcairn Island as a Port of Call" . October 30th 1982