Celebrate maritime history with the OMH America 1851 Schooner Wooden Scale Model, an exquisite scratch-built plank-on-frame replica of the legendary 19th-century racing yacht that won the first Americas Cup. Meticulously handcrafted from premium cherry wood and finished with clear varnish, this 33-inch masterpiece is a must-have for collectors and hobbyists passionate about wooden ship models.

Key Features

• Museum-quality craftsmanship using traditional plank-on-frame construction by master craftsmen ensuring authentic detail and premium quality
  
• Made entirely from high-quality cherry wood and metal components, featuring fabric sails with detailed stitching and matching colored rigging, with no plastic parts
  
• Measures 33 inches long, 5.5 inches wide, and 28 inches tall, making it a striking display piece for any room or collection
  
• Built according to original plans and drawings of the 1851 America schooner, perfectly capturing the yachts elegance and racing heritage
  
• Comes display-ready on a painted wooden stand with two crafted poles and an elegant metal America 1851 nameplate
  
• Requires minor assembly to adjust the masts, boom, rigging, and sails; masts fold flat for secure and easy shipping
  
• Ships securely and quickly within 2-3 business days.

Product Description

The America 1851 Schooner is a symbol of sailing excellence and maritime history. Designed by George Steers for Commodore John Cox Stevens and a syndicate from the Yacht Club of New York, the schooner made history by winning the Royal Yacht Squadrons 53-mile regatta around the Isle of Wight on August 22, 1851. This victory secured the famous One Hundred Sovereign Cup, later known as the Americas Cupthe oldest international sporting trophy.