Design No. 140
Flurry
Design 140 represents a single screw motor yacht from the Alfred Mylne office. The design is documented by seven drawings held within the archive. The original name associated with this design was Flurry. Limited information survives regarding specific technical particulars, construction details, or the circumstances of the commission.
Original Drawings · 7 sheets
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Yachts in the Register · 1
Historical Context
Alfred Mylne's design practice spanned a period of significant change in small craft design and marine propulsion. During the early to mid-twentieth century, the transition from sail to motor propulsion, or hybrid arrangements, represented a fundamental shift in yacht design philosophy. Single screw motor yachts became an established category as owners sought reliable mechanical propulsion. The Mylne office produced designs across a range of vessel types and scales. Without dated records, the precise position of Design 140 within this evolution cannot be determined. Archive materials for many designs from this era contain incomplete information, reflecting both the passage of time and variations in record-keeping practice.