Solvay 41, registration NY2429F, was a boat that Solvay-Dombasle bought back from the Solvay factory in Sarralbe on October 15, 1921, for the sum of 12,000.38 francs. It was built in Saverne, at the Baernklau shipyard (Bärnklaw - Baernklau - Bärnklau), in 1907, and powered in 1928 by a 20hp Kromhout engine, then by a Deutz-Diesel engine of the same power.
Solvay 41 was sold in 1965; it was bought by the couple
Roger and Yvette D. who gave it the motto "Reynold". After
about ten years of sailing, it was scrapped at the Teliier/Leconte shipyard in
Douai (59) around 1975.
The front of Solvay 41
This was taken in Dombasle:
No pictures of Reynold but this was her operating permit:
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