Historic piece of jewellery from 1979
Classic sailing ship
Centreboard with steel hull and wooden superstructure
S-Spanter, 9 m ,1979

Half-tonner, 5.5 kr - 29 feet
L 8.75 x W 2.96 x D 0.95/1.45
Tiller control
Steel boat with wooden superstructure
Traditional S-Spander
Centreboard 1.60 / 0.95 lowerable keel
Weight 3.5t

Engine: Yanmar 1GM10 marine diesel with 6.7 kW (9 hp) and
Reversing gearbox KM2P, direct seawater cooling
Year of construction 1994, engine no. 13196/39686
Four-stroke, 1 cylinder

Wooden mast has been overhauled and tree renewed, good condition
Used sails available:
1 mainsail, usable but older
1 Genoa
1 Jib

Beautiful, comfortable interior fittings, tropical wood
Ample storage space, also for the sails
Practical kitchen with paraffin cooker, standing height for people of normal height
4 berths in the saloon (2 of which are pilot berths), the lower berths can be pulled out to make them wider
2 small dog bunks, for children or storage space
1 toilet available with indoor waste tank.
1 anchor with anchor chain
1 swim ladder at the stern
4 Fender
1 mainsheet, lines for fore sheet
4 Mooring lines
2 life jackets (older, maintenance recommended)
1 inverter to 220V
1 lithium battery
1 Radio
1 rescue tyre
(possibly 1 life raft that has run out of maintenance)
1 crockery set with plates, cutlery, pots and pans for the kitchen
1 paraffin cooker (saves on gas maintenance)
1 cleaned cushions, cushion pads and outdoor cushions

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Single construction (there is a sister ship)
Construction by owner: Dr Ing. W. Wilhelmi
Hull construction: Wittig boatyard in Wildau,
Interior fittings and superstructures at Gerlach boatyard in Berlin
BDS register entry 1980 as no. 9660.
Survey certificate from 86 available.

Further information:
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Managed by BSG Einheit Werder, later SG Seesegeln Berlin.
with sail number DDR 747, the original name of the ship was "Orbit".
( sister yacht "Ekliptik")
The history is mentioned in the book by Rolf Bartusel:
The distant horizon. A history of sea sailing in the GDR
https://www.rolf-bartusel.de/2020/11/ddr-648-segelt-wieder/

Option to purchase for perfect sailing:
1 spinnaker
1 new mainsail (sailed 1 season)
1 Genoa as good as new (sailed 1 season)


The ship is moored ashore in Eckernförde.
Serious viewings on request.