8x10 gelatin silver print from 4x5 nitrate negative photographed by Rosenfeld and Sons on August 2, 1937.
Image of 135' Olin Stephens designed, Bath Iron Works built J class sloop RANGER (built 1937 in Bath, Me.) at America's Cup Race off Newport, RI. Visible in image: starboard beam view of RANGER (J/5) on port beam reach under marconi-rigged mainsail and genoa with two sheets on flat clew creating a quadrilateral genoa, crew is lined up on leeward rail, spectator motor yachts off port side.

CREDIT LINE: Mystic Seaport, Rosenfeld Collection. Stamped back in blue rectangular box: MORRIS ROSENFELD & SONS / PHOTOGRAPHIC ILLUSTRATORS / 163 WEST 23rd ST., N.Y. 10011 / Phone: 989-2404 and in purple: MORRIS ROSENFELD & SONS / PHOTOGRAPHIC ILLUSTRATORS / 163 WEST 23rd St., N.Y., N.Y. 10011 / PHONE: (212) 989-2404. Handwritten in pen on back: "RANGER 8/2/37".

RANGER SCORES BY 3 MILES FOR SECOND VICTORY IN ROW

Ranger won her second straight of the America's Cup races, and in doing so administered to the challenger, Endeavour II, the worst defeat over a triangular course of thirty miles in the long history of the prized trophy.

Ranger finished in a line sailing breeze at 4:21:33 and Endeavour ll did not finish until 4:40:05, a difference of 18 minutes and 32 seconds, a new record for a thirty-mile triangular course in a match for the America's Cup.