Design No. 362
Departure
Design 362 represents one of Alfred Mylne's yacht designs from the 1930s. A vessel named Departure was built to this design in 1934. Eight original drawings from this design survive in the archive, documenting Mylne's design approach during this period. Further details regarding the design's specifications, rig configuration, and construction remain to be confirmed through additional archival research.
Original Drawings · 8 sheets
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Historical Context
The 1930s marked a significant period in Alfred Mylne's design career, spanning his most productive years as a naval architect. Mylne's work during this decade reflected evolving approaches to yacht design, balancing traditional craftsmanship with emerging technical developments. The survival of eight original drawings for Design 362 indicates the care with which Mylne's office maintained records of its commissions. Many designs from this period resulted in vessels that remained active well into the latter twentieth century, though specific information about the service history or subsequent fate of individual yachts was not always systematically preserved.