FEATURE 01 · PAGE 21
THE DIGITAL EDITION · October 2026 · Issue 01
AMERICANMARINE JOURNAL
The State of American Boating
New sales, existing boats and the cost of staying on the water. The complete October issue, including original artwork and advertisements.
52 original pages · Original covers, artwork and advertisements
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BEYOND THE COVER
Read the marine economy.
Boats, businesses and the decisions that keep people on the water.
FEATURE 02 · PAGE 29
When renewal earns its place
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FEATURE 03 · PAGE 40
Access is more than a berth
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THE STORY BEHIND THE NUMBERS
Four numbers.
Four boundaries.
Read each statistic in its own population, period and unit.
Retail spending, new transactions, used transactions and registered vessels describe different parts of boating. The issue keeps those distinctions visible.
Archived reporting · Evidence cutoff: October 5, 2026. Original source periods are retained; this presentation does not update the underlying figures.
THE ISSUE SHELF
Every edition. Its own identity.
CURRENT ISSUE
The State of American Boating
October 2026 · Issue 01 · 52 pages
New sales, existing boats and the cost of staying on the water. The complete October issue, including original artwork and advertisements.
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ON HOLD · EDITORIAL REVIEW
The Great Used-Boat & Refit Economy
November 2026 · Regular edition · 48 pages
Reconstructed 48-page review proof prepared. Public reading is paused while editorial review is completed.
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DRAFT PREVIEW
The Waterfront That Made Jack London
November 2026 · Bay & Delta special · 76 pages
The 76-page special-edition draft: Jack London, sailing icons, steamers, builders and global trade.
Read draft previewThe historical 48-page issue printed “Winter 2026” remains withdrawn pending a complete editorial and production rebuild.