As fans of Atkin designs well know, the name Atkin has long been associated with the best in basic boats. If you are looking for the "right little boat" to build--or have built--or if you just enjoy dreaming over boat plans, you'll be more than pleased with this collection of John an Billy Atkin's most successful designs. Table of Contents: Willy Winship: 14' flat-bottom racing skiff; Liza Jane: 19' v-bottomed knockabout; Shore Liner: 24' flat-bottomed jib-headed sloop; New Sister: 24' flat-bottomed gaff-headed sloop; Tri-Trainer: 10'10" flat-bottomed sailing skiff; Erika: 14'9" flat-bottomed sailing skiff; Martha Green: 24' skipjack powerboat; Nina: 11'4" flat-bottomed sailing skiff; Florence Oakland: 22'5" v-bottomed schooner; Valgerda: 18'7" Hardangersjekte; Great Bear: 28' flat-bottomed sloop; James Samuel: 20' flat-bottomed catboat; Schatze: 7'10" pram; Ninigret: 22' v-bottomed bassboat; Finkeldink: 9' pram; Bruce Conklin: 15'6" pulling boat; Cabin Boy: 7'6" flat-bottomed skiff; Elon Jessup: 16'6-3/8" flat-bottomed outboard; Tom Davin: 20' 3/4" flat-bottomed skiff; Amos Brown: 22'4-3/4" v-bottomed sloop; Flipper: 10'1/2" flat-bottomed sailing skiff; Pollard 19: 19' fast powerboat; Wild Onion: 18' v-bottomed sloop; Awake: 13'11" Swampscott rowing dory; Petey Dink CM: 6'6" round-bottomed pram; Handy Andy: 8' round-bottomed sailing dinghy; James Samuel, Jr.: 17'1" flat-bottomed catboat; Sedge: 15'3" flat-bottomed outboard.