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Iris

Built 1926Bute Slip Dock

Iris was built in 1926 to design number 311 by A. Mylne & Co., the Glasgow-based naval architecture firm. The yacht was constructed at Bute Slip Dock in Bute. With a waterline length of 43.9 feet, a beam of 12 feet, and a draft of 8.725 feet, Iris represented the firm's output during the mid-1920s. Her current status and whereabouts are not known.

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Specification

LWL13.4 m · 44 ft
Beam3.7 m · 12 ft
Draft2.7 m · 9 ft
Depth2.3 m · 7 ft
Gross tonnage22.06
TM tonnage35

Details

Built1926
BuilderBute Slip Dock, Bute
SailmakersRatsey 26

Registry & Identity

Official no.148933

Design Archive

Archive drawing — Iris
Misc

Design No. 311

Iris

Designed 1926

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Historical Context

Design 311 falls within the period of A. Mylne & Co.'s established practice in the 1920s. The firm, founded in 1896 by Alfred Mylne, had become established as a leading Scottish yacht design office by this decade. Bute Slip Dock was a recognised builder of small craft; the choice of this yard suggests a client within the British home market. The dimensions and type of vessel produced during this era reflect the continued demand for cruising yachts among the leisure sailing public of interwar Britain.

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