Veronica
Veronica is a wooden cruising yacht designed by A. Mylne & Co. as Design 337 in 1931. Built by Bute Slip Dock in Bute, she measures 44 feet on the waterline with a beam of 11.6 feet and draft of 8.9 feet. Her sail plan comprised 1,504 square feet. She was powered by a Kelvin 15HP engine. The current status and location of Veronica are not known.
Ownership
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Crew
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Specification
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Registry & Identity
Design Archive
Sail PlanDesign No. 337
Veronica
Designed 1931
Historical Context
Design 337, Veronica, was created during the inter-war period when A. Mylne & Co. maintained a steady output of cruising yacht designs. The 1930s saw continued demand for well-found sailing yachts among owner-sailors and small commercial operators. Bute Slip Dock, her builder, operated within Scotland's established boat-building community. The specification of the Kelvin engine—a well-regarded Scottish marine motor—reflects contemporary practice in auxiliary-powered yacht design. Records of individual vessels from this decade are often incomplete, and Veronica's post-launch history remains largely undocumented in available sources.