Tigris
Also known as: Rosemary
Tigris is a sailing yacht of 35 feet on the waterline, designed by A. Mylne & Co. in 1899 and built by McAllister of Dumbarton. The vessel is recorded under design number 41. She was equipped with a Pertol Motor 4-cylinder engine of 56 BHP, fitted by Wortham Blake in 1966. Tigris remains in existence.
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Crew
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Specification
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Registry & Identity
Design Archive
Sail PlanDesign No. 41
Unnamed Design
Designed 1899
Sister Yachts
5 other vessels built to the same design.
Historical Context
Design 41 was produced by A. Mylne & Co. in 1899, during the first decade of the office's operation. The firm, established in 1896, was rapidly building its reputation for practical cruising and fishing vessels suited to Scottish waters and beyond. McAllister of Dumbarton was a recognised shipbuilding centre on the Clyde. The decision to add motor power in 1966 reflects broader maritime trends of that era, when auxiliary engines became standard on cruising yachts. The survival of Tigris into the present represents one of the longer-lived examples among Mylne designs of this period.