- The Midget Flyer, a new outboard hydroplane designed for class M racing (Bruce N. Crandall)
- Flyer, a streamlined outboard racer for classes M, A and B (Bruce N. Crandall)
- Class C Flyer, a 1935 outboard racing hydroplane (Bruce N. Crandall)
- A 1934 class F Flyer, new streamlined outboard racer for classes F and X (Bruce N. Crandall)
- Flyer Racing Runabout, a modern design outboard runabout for racing in classes C, E and F (Bruce N. Crandall)
- The Flyer Utility Runabout, an outboard runabout suitable for motor of any size (Bruce N. Crandall)
- Flyer, a 91-cubic-inch racer (Bruce N. Crandall)
- Flyer, a 135-cubic-inch class hydroplane (Bruce N. Crandall)
- Zephyr, a 135-cubic-inch hydroplane (A. A. Apel)
- Express, a 225-inch class hydroplane (William Atkin)
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Runabouts and Utility Boats
- Sedge, an outboard punt (William Atkin)
- Blue Bell, a sensible little skiff (William Atkin)
- Javelin, an easily built utility boat (William Atkin)
- Easy, a smart little open boat (William Atkin)
- Pinafore, a family boat (William Atkin)
- Needle, a 26-foot runabout (William Atkin)
- Spermaceti, a 28-foot Seabright skiff (William Atkin)
- Yankee, a big wholesome runabout (William Atkin)
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Motor Cruisers
- Bamaling, a 21-foot day cruiser (William Atkin)
- Lance, a 22-foot day cruiser (William Atkin)
- Marigold, a simple small cruiser (William Atkin)
- Knee Deep, for deep and shallow water cruising (William Atkin)
- The day cruiser Hope (William Atkin)
- Aleda, a 28-foot sedan cruiser (William Atkin)
- Flyaway, a fast cruiser (William Atkin)
- Ghost, a 28-foot day cruiser (William Atkin)
- Nanuk III, a shallow water cruiser (William Atkin)
- Blue Bill, a V-bottom day cruiser (William Atkin)
- Snapdragon, a wholesome trunk cabin cruiser (William Atkin)
- Dancing Feather, a wholesome cruiser of moderate speed (William Atkin)
- Navarana, a fast trunk cabin cruiser (William Atkin)
- Salimina, a wholesome V-bottom cruiser (William Atkin)
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Sail And Auxiliary Boats
- Baby Lou, a many purpose skiff (William Atkin)
- Perigee, an outboard-powered auxiliary (William Atkin)
- Greenshank, a family sailboat (William Atkin)
- Excelsior, an inexpensive cruising canoe (William Atkin)
- Lagoon, a little sailer with great possibilities (William Atkin)
- Katydid, a cruising knockabout and her dinghy Katydidn't (William Atkin)
- Wavecrest, a 31-foot motor sailer (William Atkin)
- The double-end sea-going auxiliary Thistle (William Atkin)
- Wild Duck, a 32-foot cutter (William Atkin)
- Jonquil, a 33-foot ketch-rigged auxiliary (William Atkin)
- Ingrid, a Colin Archer Type double ender (William Atkin)
- Vega, a husky motor sailer (William Atkin)
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