From "The Market Place" advertising in the December, 1925 issue of The Yachting Monthly:
"75-ft. Twin Screw Motor Yacht. Two saloons, one mahogany panelled, other convertible double cabin, making 3 double, 1 single, large light staterooms, ex-saloon and f'c'le'; galley 12 ft. x 5 ft. Spring mattresses, carpets, cushions, curtains, etc. Schooner rigged, with funnel on fidlay, teak skylights and fittings. Two 60 h.p. Parsons' paraffin engines, giving 11 knots, 3 gallons per hour per engine at 8 knots. In full commission. Seen Thames. Open to any survey. Just returned cruise Holland. Splendid seaboat. Smart appearance. £1,500. Deferred payments arranged or exchange steam yacht."
Clearly one of the first batch of 50 M.L.'s which has been modified (schooner rigged, with a funnel?!?) to someone's idea of what a proper yacht should be.
