Tresta II
Also known as: Tresta
Tresta II is a wooden yacht built in 1907 to Design 141 by A. Mylne & Co. Construction was undertaken by James Adam of Gourock. The vessel measures 24 feet on the waterline with a beam of 8.8 feet and draft of 6.2 feet. Her sail plan comprises 648 square feet. Tresta II remains in existence and is currently fitted with a Yanmar 8 hp engine.
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Design Archive
Lines PlanDesign No. 141
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Designed 1907
Historical Context
Design 141 was produced during the early operational years of A. Mylne & Co., established in 1896. This period saw the firm establishing its reputation through a diverse output spanning small cruising yachts, day boats, and larger sailing vessels. The employment of established Scottish builders such as James Adam of Gourock was characteristic of Mylne's practice, leveraging the skills and resources of the Clyde and west coast shipbuilding community. Tresta II's survival into the twenty-first century contributes to our understanding of the firm's smaller designs and the standards of wooden yacht construction practised in Edwardian Scotland.