Luc Leclerc (1984) - Four-masted Forester. 42" wide x 26" high. Red and black. Canvas sail. UNIQUE! #1340




 Exclusive collection of Leclerc boats

 We've unearthed a selection of replica boats made by the Leclerc family of Saint-Jean-Port-Joli, Quebec. Each boat has unique heritage value!


 For over a century, three generations of the Leclerc family have successively built a worldwide reputation for their company based in Saint-Jean-Port-Joly, notably through the manufacture of replicas now highly prized by collectors of the Bluenose, the legendary two-masted sailing ship of Nova Scotia that still adorns the Canadian 10-cent coin. An elegant, streamlined schooner born from the rivalry between Canadian and American fishermen at the turn of the 20th century.


 Whether it is the models originally made by Eugène, who, from 1922, began the production of sailboats that quickly aroused the interest of boat enthusiasts across the country and the United States, or the works of the heirs of Eugène's hand, his son Honoré, his brother Lucien and now his grandson Luc, collectors are assured of acquiring a unique and valuable piece of maritime art.


 We accept all major online payment methods. Applicable taxes are extra. Taxes will be calculated at checkout based on your province, if applicable. Shipping fees also apply across Canada.


 Expect to pay a delivery fee as well as any applicable taxes, if any.