Design No. 41
Unnamed Design
Design 41.1 is recorded in the Alfred Mylne archive with 15 original drawings. The design's original name, year of creation, yacht type, dimensions, rig configuration, builder, and client remain unrecorded in the available archive materials. This design represents part of Mylne's broader body of work as a naval architect, though specific details of its conception and any vessels built to this design are not currently documented.
Original Drawings · 15 sheets
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Historical Context
The Alfred Mylne archive preserves the professional records of one of Scotland's most accomplished yacht designers. Mylne's practice extended across the late nineteenth and twentieth centuries, producing designs for vessels of varying types and sizes. The archive itself comprises numerous designs, some extensively documented with surviving drawings and construction records, whilst others, such as Design 41.1, present gaps in the historical record. Such incomplete documentation is not uncommon in maritime archives, where designs may have remained unbuilt, or where original records have been lost or scattered over time. The preservation of even fragmentary records contributes to the broader understanding of design practice and nautical traditions.