I don't think there's any close comparison to the Bounty and Pawtucket, which were IOR boats. I've checked out this 34 while motoring past a couple of times and it's apparent that it's one of Cole's later non-IOR shapes, with a much fuller stern. There was a lovely 48 footer called Eagle from the same part of the world and similar construction back eons ago which seems to be this boat's big sister. This boat also looks more like a Traditional 30 style of hull shape; another nice boat; many of the advantages of the IOR style yacht but without some of the disadvantages

Chris 249 said..
I don't think there's any close comparison to the Bounty and Pawtucket, which were IOR boats. I've checked out this 34 while motoring past a couple of times and it's apparent that it's one of Cole's later non-IOR shapes, with a much fuller stern. There was a lovely 48 footer called Eagle from the same part of the world and similar construction back eons ago which seems to be this boat's big sister. This boat also looks more like a Traditional 30 style of hull shape; another nice boat; many of the advantages of the IOR style yacht but without some of the disadvantages

Actually it does look more like the Traditional 30 hull shape. Good point.