USCGC retailer YOCONA or ACUSHNET Artistic Rendering Ship Poster, Diver Class Cutters

Although these prints are captured in a digital format, the creation process is a painstaking effort typically requiring several months of research. There are no shortcuts or copy-pasting. Everything you see has been constructed from scratch in a digital environment using original plans obtained from the ship builder or design agent.

All prints are plotted on durable matte finish polypropylene film which will not distort or retailer yellow with age.

All prints are unframed and are shipped rolled in tubes.

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USCGC YOCONA
USCGC ACUSHNET

A little about the USCGC YOCONA...

This print captures the U.S. Coast Guard Cutter YOCONA in its post-refurbishment configuration. The ship was originally delivered in 1944 as USS SEIZE, a 'Diver' class rescue and salvage vessel. The ship had only a brief naval career before being transferred to the Coast Guard in 1946, where she spent the next 50 years operating in the Pacific districts from San Diego to Alaska. In her 50 years as a cutter YOCONA was a true workhorse, fulfilling a broad spectrum of missions including search and rescue, law enforcement, towing, fire fighting, and salvage.