Set of three 20th-century wooden sailboat models, including: - Model of the Bisquine “La Cancalaise,” with a hull and masts made of natural wood lacquered black and bearing the inscription “CAN 55,” and canvas sails (with some damage and missing sections). It rests on a wooden base. Total height: 67 cm - Width: 48 cm Note: The Cancale bisquines were used for fishing off the coasts of St-Brieuc, St-Malo, Granville, and Cancale. They have remained very famous due to the annual regattas. - Model of a schooner bearing the handwritten inscription “l’Etoile”; the hull and masts are made of natural wood and painted green and white; the sails are made of white canvas (with stains). It rests on a wooden base. Total height: 53 cm - Width: 56 cm Note: L’Étoile is a training ship at the Lanvéoc-Poulmic Naval Academy. This sailboat was built in 1932 and is a replica of the Paimpol schooners that fished for cod off the coast of Iceland. - Model of a schooner (the “Ouragan”?), with the hull and masts made of natural and painted wood; rigging (damaged). It rests on a wooden base. Height: 47 cm - Width: 71 cm Also included is an unfinished model of a wooden sailboat (damaged). Height: 63 cm - Width: 70 cm