Design No. 475
Aquila
Design 475 represents a single screw motor yacht conceived by Alfred Mylne. Known by the name Aquila, this design survives in the archive as a set of technical drawings. The specific details of construction, dimensions, and operational history remain incomplete within available records. The design files form part of Mylne's extensive catalogue of working designs spanning his career as a naval architect.
Original Drawings · 4 sheets
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Historical Context
Alfred Mylne maintained extensive design records throughout his career as a naval architect and yacht designer. Design 475 forms part of this archive, which documents his work across multiple decades. The numbering system used for designs provides a chronological reference, though precise dating of individual designs is not always possible from archival evidence alone. Single screw motor yachts were a established vessel type during the periods in which Mylne was active. The survival of technical drawings, even when associated metadata has been lost, remains valuable for understanding design practice and the evolution of yacht and small ship design principles.
