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Tala

Carlos Gutierrez

Tala was built to design number 166 from the A. Mylne & Co. office, a design also known by the Aurora & Brisa type. The yacht was constructed by Carlos Gutierrez in Argentina. With a waterline length of 20 feet and a beam of 7 feet, Tala represents the reach of Mylne's design practice into South American shipbuilding during the early 20th century. Current existence status is not confirmed.

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Specification

LOA (spar)8.3 m · 27 ft

LWL6.1 m · 20 ft

Beam2.1 m · 7 ft

Draft0.9 m · 3 ft

Depth0.0 m · 0 ft

TM tonnage5

Details

BuilderCarlos Gutierrez, Argentina

Current locationYacht Club San Isidro

Registry & Identity

Sail number59

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Misc

Design No. 166

Aurora & Brisa

Designed 1909

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Sister Yachts

54 other vessels built to the same design.

Historical Context

A. Mylne & Co., established in 1896, developed a prolific design practice serving both home and international markets. By 1909, when design 166 was completed, the office had established a reputation for practical, economical small cruising yachts suited to varied waters and building traditions. The commission to Carlos Gutierrez in Argentina demonstrates the reach of Mylne's influence beyond the United Kingdom and Europe, reflecting broader patterns of design export and technical knowledge transfer characteristic of the Edwardian era. Small yachts numbered in the 20–30 foot range formed a significant portion of the office's output, particularly designs intended for amateur builders or regional shipyards.

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