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	Title	Issue
	October 2012 Issue 205: Schooner Brilliant across the Atlantic For yacht designers, 1932 wasn’t a great year. BY DAVID BERSON	October 2012
	September 2012 Issue 204: From the English Channel to the Hudson River Klang II, a wooden gaff-rigged yawl is a vessel of many distinctions. BY DAVID BERSON	September 2012
	July/August 2012 Issue 203: I ran away to sea at fifty BY DAVID BERSON	July/August 2012
	May/June 2012 Issue 202: Stars to windward By David Berson	May/June 2012
	March/April 2012 Issue 200: Blue water vagabond by David Berson	March/April 2012
	A Minnesota mothers love of the sea David Berson	January/February 2012
	Nov/Dec 2011 Issue 198: Hurrah for the Black Ball Line Up to around 1817 there existed two types of maritime trade — the tramp sailing ships and the traders. David Berson	November/December 2011
	October 2011 Issue 197: Carleton Mitchell and Finisterre David Berson	October 2011
	July/August 2011 Issue 195: An OSTAR winner with Moxie David Berson	May/June 2011
	Dodge Morgan: First American non-stop circumnavigator David Berson	March/April 2011