Design No. 232
May
Design 232 represents a single screw motor yacht from the Mylne design office. The design was realised as the yacht May, constructed in 1913. The archive holds twelve drawings relating to this design, providing technical documentation of Mylne's work during the early twentieth century. Specific details regarding dimensions, rig configuration, builder, and client remain incomplete in the current archival record.
Original Drawings · 12 sheets
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Yachts in the Register · 1
Historical Context
Alfred Mylne's design practice encompassed a broad range of vessel types during the early twentieth century. The prevalence of single screw motor yachts in Mylne's portfolio reflects the transition in yacht propulsion during this period, as motor power increasingly supplemented or replaced traditional sail. The year 1913 positions this design within the Edwardian era of yacht design, prior to the First World War. The limited archival information available for Design 232 is consistent with gaps that exist across various Mylne commissions, particularly where client confidentiality or incomplete record-keeping has resulted in fragmentary documentation.