Alden Malabar SR. Sailboats for Sale & Market Overview

Alden Malabar SR. Drawing
Make
Alden
Model
Malabar SR.
Builder
Alden Yachts
Designer
John G. Alden
Number Built
24
Production Year(s)
1956 - 1963

The Alden Malabar Sr. represents a pivotal moment in the evolution of American yacht design, bridging the gap between the heavy, workboat-inspired schooners of the early 20th century and the refined, dedicated offshore cruisers of the post-war era. Designed by John G. Alden around 1938 (Design No. 677), the Malabar Sr. was conceived as a slightly larger, more robust sibling to the incredibly popular Malabar Jr. While the "Malabar" name originally adorned Alden’s personal line of racing schooners, the "Sr." designation was applied to this 33-foot sloop or yawl to satisfy sailors seeking more interior volume and a longer waterline for coastal and offshore passage-making. Most examples were constructed by renowned yards such as Harvey Gamage or Bristol Yacht Yard, utilizing traditional plank-on-frame wooden construction that remains a benchmark for aesthetic grace.

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