- Plywood Has Its Place
- Introduction to Plywood Boatbuilding (Three Parts)
- Designing for Construction in Plywood
- Developing a Plywood Design
- Designing a Sailboat to Use Plywood
- Loft Before You Build
- Tricks of the Trade for Home Boatbuilders
- Build on a Solid Foundation
- Tips on Using Plywood
- Planking a Plywood Hull
- Plywood for Interiors
- Building a Plywood Cabin
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Prams and Dinghies
- Build a Dinghy to Fit (Bruce N. Crandall)
- Tiny Ripple, non-sinkable dinghy (William and John Atkin)
- Rinky-Dink, 7-foot tender (William Atkin)
- 'Itty Bitty, 7½-foot pram (William and John Atkin)
- Saipan, 7½-foot sailing pram (William and John Atkin)
- The Optimist-Pram (Clark Mills)
- Shipmite, 8½-foot sailing dinghy (Leonard H. Cross)
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Sailboats
- Skimmer, 13-foot sailing board (William and John Atkin)
- Jasper, 14-foot pirogue-rigged sailing skiff (William Atkin)
- Aunty Helen, 16½-foot sailing skiff (William Atkin)
- Trivia, 18-foot stemhead sloop (William F. Crosby)
- Rebel, 18-foot one-design sloop (Charles M. Cox)
- Schizo, 18½-foot catamaran (Robert B. Harris)
- Mr. Browne, 20-foot knockabout (William Atkin)
- Gulf Coast, 20-foot centerboard sloop (Edward R. Weber)
- Tri-Trainer, 11-foot sailboat for the beginner (John Atkin)
- Abie Porpoise, 22½-foot auxiliary dory (William and John Atkin)
- Cap'n Dick, 21½-foot fin-keel knockabout (William Atkin)
- Hilaria, 24-foot cruising auxiliary (William F. Crosby)
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Outboards
- Chatter Box, 10-foot fast pram (William and John Atkin)
- Plyabout, 13-foot utility (Bruce N. Crandall)
- Black Arrow, 13-foot racing runabout (Bruce N. Crandall)
- Good Luck, 14-foot fisherman (Atkin Design)
- Maude and Emeline, 14-foot low-powered fishing skiff (William Atkin)
- Scandal, 14½-foot low-powered utility skiff (William Atkin)
- Sedge, 15-foot utility punt (William Atkin)
- Ration, 16-foot rowing skiff (William Atkin)
- Walter Piel, 16-foot V-bottom fisherman (William and John Atkin)
- Punch, 17-foot skiff (William Atkin)
- Utility, 18-foot workoat pram (Capt. W. Mack Angas)
- Ann-Louise, 18-foot 3-berth cruiser (Don Rodney)
- Kathy, 20½-foot cruising-runabout (Don Rodney)
- Unsanctioned, 22-foot cruiser (John Atkin)
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Inboard Runabouts & Cruisers
- Ebb, 12-foot V-bottom utility (Atkin Design)
- Doodlebug, 12-foot racing monoplane (John L. Hacker)
- Ippy, 12-foot utility skiff (William Atkin)
- Victory, 13½-foot plywood runabout (William Atkin)
- Bumble Bee, 14½-foot runabout (William Atkin)
- MoToSkiff, 16-foot V-bottom utility (William Atkin)
- Azby, 16-foot utility-runabout (Atkin Design)
- Sixteen Too, 16-foot V-bottom utility (William and John Atkin)
- Bobby M., 17-foot utility-runabout (William Atkin)
- Rescue Minor, 19-foot tunnel-stern, shallow-draft utility (William Atkin)
- Mitty-Ann, 20-foot flat-bottom utility-runabout (William Atkin)
- Sprat, 20½-foot garvey riverboat (William Atkin)
- Crab, 22-foot shallow draft hydrojet cruiser (William J. Deed)
- Dasher, 25-foot V-bottom cruiser (William Atkin)
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