New Horizon
1952
This is New Horizon
Commissioned in 1952 by William H. Perry of Cobham of Virginia, New Horizon was, at 25.30-metres, a slightly larger version of the similarly styled Anahita and Sereno II, also built by the De Vries Lentsch yard. With their double-planked mahogany hulls and galvanized steel frames, these yachts are typical examples of the larger, twin-screw cruisers created by Feadship specifically to suit American tastes.
Specifications
| Year | 1952 |
| Length | 24.69m / 81′0″ |
| Beam | 5.70m / 18′8″ |
| Draught | 1.77m / 5′9″ |
| Launch name | New Horizon |
| Previous names | Blue Horizon I, Flying Island, Sereno II, Gray Mist, Esprit, Tulip II, Exuberance |
| Current name | Notorious |
