Steve-
Apparently you have a UK-built C Type Potter, possibly the only one in the
U.S., although I was told there was a British Potter on the Napa River here
in Northern California at one time.
I just happen to have a copy of a brochure for the C Type WWP and also a
copy of what is apparently a magazine review of the C Type, entitled,
"Little Legend - Dave Greenwell sails the West Wight Potter."
The C Type appears similar to my own gunter-rigged #234, which is one of
the first generation of the U.S.-built Potters. Mine was built in 1967, and
I've had it since 1970. I'm presently using a lateen rig, but can still use
the gunter rig. I believe the U.S-built Potters were the first fiberglass
versions and the fiberglass UK-built C Type came out a little later. The
original Stanley Smith design, as you probably know, was plywood.
I'm working on getting a legible scan of the two one-page documents. If I'm
successful, I can e-mail them to you and will also put them on the Potter
Yachters web page. I may have to use a pretty high resolution to keep the
text legible, so let me know if you have a size limitation for attachments
to your e-mail.
The C Type was also available as a junk rig, and I have a (bad) picture of
that version somewhere but can't find it at the moment.
Harry Gordon
P-14 #234, Manatee
Mountain View, CA