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Ex Admiralty Pinnace

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Forum Description: Discussion on Pinnace Class
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Printed Date: 26 March 2026 at 1:33pm


Topic: Ex Admiralty Pinnace
Posted By: coddjan
Subject: Ex Admiralty Pinnace
Date Posted: 16 October 2012 at 6:43pm
We have just acquired 'Golden Haze' an ex admiralty Pinnace built around 1880/90. We believe that it was originally steam powered and converted to diesel, possibly around the time that the cabin was added c1930's.

It is 36' long (although there is some question about the measurements - the BSC states these and the sales blurb states slightly different ones - we hope to confirm the measurements this weekend). It is about 8' wide, 2' 6" draft and 5' 6" air draft.

We would welcome any information, we know that it has been on the Thames and then on the Norfolk Broads. We have just returned it to the Thames. It has a mention in the sale blurb, of being on Windermere, prior to being 'renovated' in Suffolk.

I enclose a link to pictures of the boat and the stern, which seats 6 in a semi-circle. These images and others are available on the Surveyor's website:
http://steve-insightmarinesurveyor.blogspot.co.uk/2011/03/golden-haze-naval-pinnace.html

Hope someone can help us find more out about the boat. Where would we look for a number? If there was a serial number aboard, where would a likely place be to look?



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