Design No. 71
De Wet
Design 71.2 represents one entry in Alfred Mylne's extensive catalogue of yacht designs. Originally named De Wet, this design survives in the archive through six drawings. No details of the yacht's dimensions, rig configuration, builder, or client are currently recorded in available documentation. The archive holds the technical records; further information may emerge from additional research or supporting sources.
Original Drawings · 6 sheets
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Details published in Yachting & Boating Monthly Dec 1907 as a fishing boat for Japan
Historical Context
Alfred Mylne (1868–1960) was a Scottish yacht designer of considerable reputation, known for his work across multiple classes and for both racing and cruising yachts. His design office produced numerous vessels over a career spanning many decades. The numbering system in the Mylne archive reflects the chronological or categorical organisation of designs, though the precise logic of the numbering scheme is not always transparent from the records alone. Design 71.2 occupies a position within this body of work, though without supporting documentation its specific context within Mylne's practice remains unclear.