Design No. 195

Octavia

1911

Design 195 represents one of Alfred Mylne's yacht designs from the early twentieth century. A vessel named Octavia was constructed to this design in 1911. The archive holds eight drawings relating to this design, providing documentation of Mylne's work during a formative period of his design practice.

Original Drawings · 8 sheets

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Dimensions

LOA34.4 m / 113 ft
LOD29.1 m / 96 ft
LWL18.7 m / 61 ft
Beam5.2 m / 17 ft
Draft3.7 m / 12 ft
Displacement72.5 t
Sail Area6,899 sq ft

Notes

See further details in Calculations Book 12/11/10 See table of Offsets book for details also. The following is written on the outside of the roll of drawings - 'originals sent to Uffa Fox for one of his books and never returned'.

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Historical Context

Alfred Mylne's design practice extended across several decades, establishing him as a significant figure in Scottish yacht design. The early 1910s represented a period of sustained output, during which he produced designs for both sailing and motor vessels. Design 195 and the vessel Octavia occupy a place within this broader body of work, though specific contextual information regarding the design's genesis, the client's requirements, or the vessel's subsequent service history is not presently documented in the available archive materials.