Design No. 1209
S.Y. 'Syrene'
Design 1209 represents a steam yacht designated S.Y. Syrene within Alfred Mylne's design archive. The design survives as a single drawing, preserved in the Mylne collection. Details of the original construction, dimensions, and subsequent history of any vessel built to this design remain incomplete in the available records.
Original Drawings · 1 sheet
Dimensions
Historical Context
Steam propulsion had become increasingly significant in yacht design by the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries, though sailing and auxiliary steam configurations remained prevalent. Alfred Mylne's practice encompassed designs across various propulsion methods and vessel types. The designation and preservation of Design 1209 indicates its place within Mylne's systematic design documentation, yet the sparse surviving record reflects gaps common in historical archives. Individual designs may have remained conceptual, or vessels may have been built without comprehensive archival preservation of their histories.