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BRITANNIA Royal Sailing Yacht

 The most successful racing sailboat of all time
 

Royal yacht Britannia was built for the Queen Victoria's son Edward, Prince of Wales, successor to the throne. She was launched on 20 April 1893 and joined a fleet of first class cutters that was growing fast as others followed the royal lead. In a highly competitive fleet, sailboat Britannia soon set about achieving the race results which would eventually establish her as the most successful racing yacht of all time.



By the end of her first year's racing, the
sailboat Britannia had scored thirty-three wins from forty-three starts. In her second season, she won all seven races for the first class yachts on the French Riviera, and then beat the 1893 America's Cup defender Vigilant.

In 1895 she won 38 of 50 regattas. It is the record which no other yacht in history ever able to repeat. 

In 1897, Britannia beat the yacht Meteor of the Chancellor of Germany and won the Challenger Cup.

In 1921, the new owner, King George V, refitted Britannia out for racing, and for the first few seasons replicated the stunning earlier successes. In 1931, Britannia was converted to the J class with a bermuda rig. 

After George V’s death in 1936, sailboat Britannia was towed out into the English Channel and sunk in deep water off the Isle of Wight, in accordance with his wishes.

Britannia
's king’s chair, tiller, anchor chain, and clock are preserved in the Sir Max Aitken Museum in Cowes High Street. The remains of her spinnaker boom are at Carisbrooke Castle. The spinnaker boom was given for use as a flag pole on the keep.

We build this primarily wood sailboat Britannia model the following sizes:

40" long x 50" tall x 6.5" wide.
$3,960
Shipping and insurance in the contiguous US included. Other places: $600 flat rate. 

30" long x 37" tall x 6" wide. $3,420 Shipping and insurance in the contiguous US included. Other places: $450 flat rate. 

Models are built per commission only. We require only a small deposit to start $900   The remaining balance won't be due until the model is completed, in about five months

  For the 1931 refitted J-yacht Britannia, visit this page.


  For the Britannia royal yacht, visit this page.
 

Want a beautiful model of your favorite sailboat? Just let us know more about it here: Commissioning. If premium quality and proud display are important to you, click on this link to learn more about boat models.

If you are looking for the royal yacht HMY BRITANNIA model, it is located here: https://www.modelshipmaster.com/products/ocean_liners/britannia%20royal%20yacht.htm

Learn more about the Britannia yacht here: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/HMY_Britannia_(Royal_Cutter_Yacht)