Fashion Blacksmith Inc.

Fashion Blacksmith Inc., Crescent City CA

Fashion Blacksmith was started in the 1930s by Ted Long and is now owned and operated by his son Dale and grandson Ted: they specialize in conversions, with only the occasional new vessel. Their original yard was in Fort Dick: they moved to 2nd Street in Crescent City in the 1970s, later to Parkway Drive and finally to their present location at 121 Starfish Way, just west of Neptune Way: see the yard from the air on Google here. If anyone can add to the table below, please email info@navalmarinearchive.com.

Most recent update: 15 March 2022.

Hull #	O.N.	Original Name	Original Owner	Ship Type	GT	Ft.	Built	Disposition
2	517910	Viking	FV Viking Inc	Fishing Vessel	70	53	1968	Active
	520984	Aloha	David K Shake	Fishing Vessel	48	44	1969	Active
5	532504	High Sea	Roger Carl	Fishing Vessel	58	52	1971	Active
6	536862	Gladnik	FV Gladnik Inc	Fishing Vessel	63	53	1971	Active
	545998	Heidi Sue	Nelson G Hall	Fishing Vessel	86	60	1973	Active
9	575942	Nightwatch	Charles C Parsons	Fishing Vessel	109	74	1976	Now Crysan
11	592177	Buccaneer	David M Crabbe	Fishing Vessel	76	62	1978	Active?
12	607807	Kamchatka	Peter Kondrashoff	Fishing Vessel	121	65	1978	Later Miss Anngel
	611559	Triple Star	Triple Star LLC	Fishing Vessel	46	44	1979	Active
	624740	Texas Gold	Douglas J Barker	Fishing Vessel	101		1980	Completion of boat started by others
14	625137	Sea Valley II	FV Sea Valley II Inc	Fishing Vessel	88	58	1980	Active
15	629154	Phoenix	Gary J Brown	Fishing Vessel	57	42	1980	Active
16	690689	Tytan	Burke & Son	Fishing Vessel	48	50	1985	Active
	995739	Pono	Sause Brothers	Tug	147	75	1993	Completed by SOMAR, active

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