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Maya

Maya is a yacht designed by A. Mylne & Co. under design number 15, dated 1897. The vessel measures 15.63 feet on the waterline with a beam of 5.44 feet and a draft of 4.33 feet, indicating a small sailing or motor yacht suited to inshore or coastal waters. Details of her builder, launch date, construction material, and propulsion remain unrecorded in available sources. Her current existence status is not known.

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Specification

LOA (spar)7.1 m · 23 ft
LWL4.8 m · 16 ft
Beam1.7 m · 5 ft
Draft1.3 m · 4 ft

Design Archive

Archive drawing — Maya
Sail Plan

Design No. 15

Maya

Designed 1897

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Historical Context

Design 15 belongs to the early period of A. Mylne & Co.'s practice, established in 1896 by Alfred Mylne. The 1890s saw growing demand for small cruising yachts in Scotland and the west of England, and Mylne's early portfolio included designs for vessels of modest size and seaworthiness. The small dimensions of Maya suggest she was intended for amateur owners, reflecting the democratic expansion of yachting in the late Victorian era. Mylne would go on to design larger and more celebrated vessels, but his early work established the technical rigour and practical understanding of hull design that defined his subsequent reputation.

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