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Schifetto Carlofortino
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  THE "SCHIFETTO CARLOFORTINO

   

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HISTORY:

The term SCHIFETTO comes  from the word "skiff" that means lance boat.  The Schifetto belongs to the generic category of the "gullets", very diffused in the whole Mediterranean . According to the place where it had to operate and of the type of activity that had to develop, the gullet assumed different characteristics, variations and denominations that distinguished it. The Schifetto was the ancient boat used by the Carlofortinians for the fishing of  lobsters with the creel. Of contained dimensions, it rarely overcame the 6  meters of length. The material employed for its construction was the oak for the keel, the pine of Aleppo for the frames and the resinous maritime pine of Tuscany and Corsica for the planking. The Schifetto was provided  by  an inside fish-pond for preserving the lives of  lobsters. The exchange of   water happened through  some   practiced holes in the tables of the planking, in correspondence of the fish-pond. These holes were covered with corks when the  fish-pond was unused. The Schifetto introduces the tree very tilted toward bow. This tree, thanks to a  strong hoist at three ways, lifts a long lateen-yard where the main sail is inserted . The sails  is completed by a “ polaccone “hoisted in head of tree and fixed to the bowsprit on a flowing ring that makes it faster and very manageable. 

Peculiar feature of this kit:

CONSTRUCTION KITS REF. 99/009
BUILDING PLANS REF. 66/009
MAXIMUM LENGHT  mm     660 
HULL LENGHT  mm     480
MAXIMUM WIDTH mm     215
MAXIMUM HEIGHT  mm     750
SCALE 1:15

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