Design No. 314

Panope

1927Auxiliary Schooner

Design 314 represents Alfred Mylne's work in the auxiliary schooner class. The design was realised in the yacht Panope, launched in 1928. The archive holds 80 original drawings for this design, providing substantial documentation of Mylne's approach to schooner design during this period. Further details regarding dimensions, rig configuration, builder and client remain to be verified from primary sources.

Original Drawings · 80 sheets

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Dimensions

LOA34.4 m / 113 ft
LOD29.7 m / 97 ft
LWL20.4 m / 67 ft
Beam5.8 m / 19 ft
Draft3.6 m / 12 ft
Displacement90.64 t
Sail Area3,820 sq ft

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Historical Context

The 1920s and 1930s represented a significant period for auxiliary sailing yacht design in Britain. The addition of auxiliary power to schooners offered practical advantages for cruising and commercial work whilst preserving the sailing qualities that defined the type. Mylne was active in this market during a period when such vessels remained relevant for both private ownership and professional use. Design 314's documentation through 80 drawings reflects the complexity of schooner design and the careful iteration required to achieve functional hulls suitable for their intended purposes.