Design No. 19

Jean

1899

Design 19 represents one of Alfred Mylne's early works. The design resulted in at least one yacht, Jean, which was built in 1899. The archive preserves ten drawings relating to this design, providing insight into Mylne's approach during this period of his practice. Further details regarding the yacht's specifications, builder, and commissioning client remain incomplete in the current archive records.

Original Drawings · 10 sheets

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Dimensions

LOA9.6 m / 32 ft
LOD7.3 m / 24 ft
LWL5.8 m / 19 ft
Beam2.2 m / 7 ft
Draft1.4 m / 5 ft
Sail Area374 sq ft

Yachts in the Register · 1

Historical Context

Design 19 dates from the latter years of the nineteenth century, when Alfred Mylne was establishing himself as a designer of yachts and small craft. The year 1899 places Jean at a significant moment in yacht design history, as the sport was undergoing considerable evolution in response to changing racing rules and growing demand for seaworthy cruising vessels. Mylne's practice during this period was producing designs across a range of types and sizes, contributing to the broader development of British yacht design in the years preceding the twentieth century.