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Stone's Boatyard & Marine Timber

Going back to the late 1800s, Edwin Stone became renowned for making the best willow baskets and crab pots for local fishermen. Edwin’s son, James, went on to complete an apprenticeship as a shipwright at the legendary Edgar Cove boatyard in Salcombe. Before starting his yard in Salcombe, Edgar Cove had worked at Fife’s yard in Fairlie during the period when they built the first of Sir Thomas Lipton’s “Shamrock” Challengers for the America’s Cup. Covering a span of sixty years, three members of the Stone family learnt their trade at Edgar Cove. Suppliers of high-end mast and spar grade timber

Anode Outlet

Anode Outlet offers a wide range of zinc, aluminium and magnesium sacrificial anodes for leisure craft. Cathodic protection for the prevention of corrosion. Consultants

R & G Marine & Industrial Services Ltd

Marine & Industrial Riggers, suppliers of Wire & Fibre Ropes, Rope Fittings, & Load Restraint equipment, Splicing by hand and mechanical, Swaging, Suppliers of lifting gear, lifting slings in wire rope, fibre rope, chain and webbing, Inspections of lifting tackle to comply with LOLER regulations, Testing of lifting gear in house and on site, Repairs to lifting tackle. Nationwide service, 7 day a week service, competitive prices, Highly skilled workforce.

Ormiston

Ormiston Wire Limited was founded in 1793 by James Ormiston, an enterprising young Scotsman. Six generations later, under the leadership of descendent Mark Ormiston, we are still an independent and family-run business. We began in the City of London, making spring-wire for corsets and wigs. This was in the days before rubber. Today we have manufacturing facilities in Isleworth, west London and Redditch in the Midlands. We pride ourselves in being able to manufacture almost any type of wire for almost any type of application. Our manufacturing processes can accommodate either ferrous or non

Richard Johnstone-Bryden

Maritime Historian and photographer. Author of the following books: The Royal Yacht Britannia - The Official History, Britain's Greatest Warship - HMS Ark Royal (IV) and Hunter's Fleet. Regular contributor to the UK's leading yachting magazines.

Classic Marine

As well as being a chandlery that supplies and makes equipment for classic yachts we are also a valuable source of information on fitting out traditional boats. We have been supplying and making equipment for traditional boat builders for more than 20 years.

Malcolm Brown Conservation Consultant - Appointed Heritage Lottery Fund Consultant

Malcolm Brown (Industrial Archaeologist, Boat & Ship Conservation Specialist) HLF Appointed Consultant - Maritime, Industry & Transport JP, MA Ind.Archaeology, AssocRINA, PG Cert (MA SEN), Associate ICON Advice to trusts, museums & private clients on the recording, restoration, conservation, management and interpretation of historic vessels. From a shipping family, Malcolm was initially trained as an Engineer within heavy industry. In the subsequent years he worked as a Maintenance Engineer and Consultant within the steel, marine (seagoing) and power industries. He later studied Boatbuilding Consultants

Boiler & Engineering Skills Training Trust

BESTT’s mission is to provide skilled training to give heritage steam a working future. BESTT is a partnership of steam heritage organisations representing railways, ships and traction engines and is developing a range of training courses on boiler repair (based on demand), maintenance and the mechanical overhaul of steam engines – on rails, land or water. Funding bodies

Rachel Mulhearn Associates

Rachel Mulhearn Associates is an independent consultancy providing services in heritage and culture research and development. With extensive experience working in the maritime heritage/museum sector, I provide a range of services to support projects: - project planning & development - funding bid co-ordination and development (with specific expertise in National Lottery heritage Fund applications) - interpretation planning - collections research, review & development - historical research Consultants