Description: Immerse yourself in the illustrious history of rowing at Cambridge University with this rare and captivating piece of memorabilia—a wooden rowing boat rudder dating back to 1930, steeped in tradition and sporting glory. Originally part of an actual racing boat, this rudder bears witness to the triumphs of Gonville & Caius College, proudly displaying the joint crests of Cambridge University and the winning college. Painted to commemorate the Clinker Fours Race of 1930, this rudder serves as a tangible reminder of past victories on the river.Adorned with the names of the victorious crew and the colleges they bested, this meticulously painted trophy rudder is a testament to the camaraderie and competitive spirit that defines rowing at Cambridge. Rarely offered for sale, this superb example of rowing history stands as a cherished relic, nearly a century old yet retaining its allure and significance.Measuring 17.5 inches in length, 12.25 inches in height, and 12.5 inches in width, this rudder commands attention with its imposing presence, inviting admiration for its craftsmanship and historical resonance. Some paint losses and age-related patina craquelure. Please review the photos for further condition assessment.Among the names immortalized on the rudder is A.D.G. Braithwaite, a member of the Cambridge University Spitsbergen Expedition of 1932, linking this artifact to a broader narrative of exploration and adventure. As a piece of sporting history with ties to academic achievement and exploration, this rowing trophy rudder embodies the enduring legacy of Cambridge University and the indomitable spirit of its athletes.Check out our other antique listings.
Price: 1200 USD
Location: Boston, Massachusetts
End Time: 2024-10-22T22:38:55.000Z
Shipping Cost: 60 USD
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All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
Vintage: Yes
