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Demonstration of unsinkable boat, River Thames, London

Mar. 03, 1968 - Unsinkable Boat Demonstrated. Demonstrations took place on the River Thames in London of the Trifoil - a cathedral hulled boat - that is to say it has three hulls - hence its name - and which is completely unsinkable. The design of the Trifoil gives the maximum of usable space for fishing, sunbathing, diving, transport, rescue work, etc. You can step ashore over the bow and keep your feet dry, or water ski without any risk of a capsize when you help the skier to climb back aboard over the side. The Trifoil is manufactured in Norway. Photo Shows: The unsinkable Trifoil boat during a demonstration on the Thames

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13262974
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47040090
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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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Ashore Capsize Climb Completely Demonstrated Hence Hulled Hulls Manufactured Maximum Skier Sunbathing Unsinkable Usable


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