Design No. 377

Marlin

1936Auxiliary Cutter

Design 377 represents an auxiliary cutter configuration in Alfred Mylne's extensive catalogue of yacht designs. Originally designated Marlin, this design survives in the archive through a comprehensive set of 40 drawings. While specific details regarding dimensions, construction, and launch date remain incomplete, the design exemplifies Mylne's approach to the auxiliary cutter type during the period of his practice.

Original Drawings · 40 sheets

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Dimensions

LOA12.2 m / 40 ft

LOD12.2 m / 40 ft

LWL10.7 m / 35 ft

Beam3.4 m / 11 ft

Draft1.9 m / 6 ft

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Marlin

Historical Context

Alfred Mylne's design practice encompassed a broad spectrum of yacht types, from small cruising vessels to larger ocean-going craft. The auxiliary cutter configuration represents a practical approach to yacht design, combining sailing capability with auxiliary power. While Mylne's professional career and the context in which Design 377 was developed cannot be fully established from the current archive data, the survival of 40 drawings indicates the design received substantial development attention. The design's designation number places it within a sequenced catalogue system maintained across Mylne's practice.

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