Searching for my childhood boat!? Is she still afloat? 60' 1920 Mathis Trumpy

"Vizcaya" was built by Mathis Yacht Building - Camden, NJ in 1920/1921 under contract number 115 for H. N. Baruch, originally named "Nahmeoka". She was last listed in Lloyds (1976) as owned by Bruce W. Whitcombe, registered in and home port of Nassau, Bahamas. I see one later owner, Will Claypool who would have purchased her sometime after 1979. I see no evidence that she survives. I did find someone else who's looking for her from when she was named "Domino II" I cannot post a link here, but if you Google "Trumpy/Mathis Domino" you will see that blog post. I hope this helps.

BTW, Some of the information stated in that other blog posting is, IMHO incorrect.

Here's what she originally looked like.

In this one you can see Pres. Warren Harding aboard.

This was the earlier Nahmeoka. Maybe it was this one built in 1912.

We owned Domino II from the mid-50s until her superstructure was destroyed by hurricane Donna in 1960. She was docked at her home base in Marathon Shores FL. The story behind our acquisition of Domino II was that her previous owner had been electrocuted while working with a power tool in the engine room. At that time she had a Stirling gasoline engine with exposed pushrods. We repowered her with a war surplus 6-71 and fit he out as a mothership for light tackle fishing in the Keys, Florida Bay and the Cape Sable area.

Wish I could identify this one!

Here's another I'd like to identify. 85' LOA

Another un-identified Mathis in Ormond Beach

Here's one in 1930 in St. Petersburg - un-named.

This was taken in Tampa

Taken in Marathon

Another mystery Mathis

Mathis on right