Built in 1938 according to the International Third Rule.
HISTORY:
1938-1948: Einmar Stange, home port: Oslo, Norway
Built as a C/R Twelve according to the Scandinavian tradition to assign to this class the yachts built in conformity to the International Rule but not for racing, the Twelve C/R yachts were identified by an “E” on the mainsail.
1949-1958: Niels Onstad
1958-1969: Niels Onstad?
Possibly owned or chartered by Sonja Hennie, the famous Olympic figure skater and actress.
1970-1985: Unknown owners, at the death of Ms. Hennie, the yacht was sold in Sweden and altered as a ketch
1985-1993: Erling Storm, home port: Oslo, Norway
After a restoration, Eileen was used in charter service.
1993-1999: Paul van der Bijl, home port: Cogolin, France
Eileen underwent a restoration under the supervision of architect Cees van Tongeren of the Van de Stadt firm. She was returned to her original C/R Twelve design with some innovations made in the interior and rigging.
2000-2006: Rick Langlaan, home port: Saint Tropez, France
2006: Interior destroyed by fire
2006- 20??: Marie and Jerome Borie, home port: Marseille, France
Interior restored for racing rather than cruising
20??- 2022: Laetitia Morand-Monteil and others, home port: La Ciotat, France
SPECS:
| Sail Number | E-21 |
| International Rule | THIRD Rule |
| Year Built | 1938 |
| Designer | Christian Jensen |
| Builder | Soon Slip og Baat A/S |
| First Owner | Einmar Stange |
| First Name | Eileen |
| First Country | Norway |
| Original Homeport | Oslo |
| Other Names | Eileen 2 |
| Current Status / Condition | good, sailing |
| Current Owner | Laetitia Morand-Monteil and others |
| Current Location | La Ciotat, France |
| Website | #12mrEileen |
| Current Division | Vintage |
| Construction | Wood on steel frames |
| Length Overall | 18.26 m. |
| Length Waterline | 12.72 m. |
| Beam | 3.63 m. |
| Sail Area | 159 sq. m. |
| Displacement | 24.0 t. |
| Engine | Yanmar 4JH/D |