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Pinky Schooner article.

Schooner rigging:
1) Bowsprit 2) Jib, followed by fore staysail 3) (Fore) gaff topsail 4) Foresail 5) Main gaff topsail 6) Mainsail 7) End of boom

A pinky schooner is a type of schooner with a pinked stern. A pinked stern means that the planking comes together at the stern at an acute angle, rather than forming a rounded "canoe" stern or landing on a separate transom. Often the gunwale planking extends well beyond the rudder head giving the pinky schooner a very distinctive appearance when viewed in profile.

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Famous pinky schooners[edit]

America, eponym of the America's Cup
Bluenose, a Canadian racing and fishing vessel
Brutus, One of the vessels of the First Texas Navy
Charming Betsy, the eponym of a famous canon of statutory interpretation
Clotilde, the last ship to bring African slaves to the United States
Delawana, a Canadian fishing vessel and race winner
Demeter, from Dracula, by Bram Stoker, a Russian schooner transporting Count Dracula from the Balkans to London
Effie M. Morrissey, now Ernestina, the oldest surviving Grand Banks fishing schooner
Enterprize, the ship that brought the first white settlers to Melbourne, Australia
Fram, the legendary Norwegian polar ship used by both Nansen and Amundsen in their exploration of the poles.
HMS Halifax, built as Nova Scotia Packet in 1765, well documented early colonial schooner
USS Hannah, the first armed American naval vessel
Hispaniola from Robert Louis Stevenson's Treasure Island
Independence, One of the vessels of the First Texas Navy
Invincible, One of vessels of the First Texas Navy
La Amistad, ship on which a famous slave revolt occurred
Liberty, One of the vessels of the First Texas Navy
Liverpool Packet, a famous Nova Scotian privateer schooner
Nellie J. Banks, Canadian rum runner
HMS Pickle, carried the news of Nelson's victory and death at Trafalgar back to Britain
Pride of Baltimore, a Baltimore Clipper recreation sunk in a white squall
Rich Harvest, a 72-foot ferrocement staysail schooner, infamous as the "offshore off-licence
RYS Royalist, sailed to Borneo by James Brooke, enabling him to become 1st White Rajahs of Sarawak
San Antonio, One of the vessels of the Second Texas Navy, and sister ship to the La Amistad, San Jacinto, and San Bernard
San Bernard, One of the vessels of the Second Texas Navy, and sister ship to the La Amistad, San Antonio, and San Jacinto
San Jacinto, One of the vessels of the Second Texas Navy, and sister ship to the La Amistad, San Antonio, and San Bernard
Separación Dominicana, the first armed Dominican Navy vessel
Thomas W. Lawson, the only seven-masted schooner
We're Here, from Rudyard Kipling's book Captains Courageous
Wyoming, the largest wooden schooner
Zaca, a wood-hulled schooner appropriated by the US Navy for local patrol of the San Francisco area in World War II
Zavala, One of the vessels of the Second Texas Navy, and the first Steamship-of-War in the Western Hemisphere