8 ton

Mitten: 1937
Nausikaa: 1939
Gay Wind: 1950
Miranda of Lleyn: 1950
Bardu: 1951

12 ton

Gauntlet: 1934
Brambling (launched as Sussex Maid): 1935
Greengage: 1935
Heather: 1935
Red Gauntlet: 1935
Peregrine: 1936
Paviroma: 1936
Guiding Light: 1936
Muresse: 1936
Osprey: 1936
Lentune: 1937
Sinloo: 1937
Pukka Belle: 1937
Morning Flight: 1938
Grey Seal: 1938
Tiger C: 1939
Tiare Taporo III (launched as Reflections of Wellington): 1978

14 ton

Pegasa (launched as Lollypoppet): 1939
Saluki: 1945
Dehra: 1946
Gemini: 1947
Cloud-in-the-Sun: 1947
Ruawaka: 1947
Mehalah: 1947
Westflight (launched as Toffee Apple): 1948
St George: 1949
Torridge: 1949
Isla Rose (launched as Eila Rose): 1949

17 ton

Coch-Y-Bondhu: 1936
Syrinx: 1936

18 ton

Jenny Spinner: 1937
Greybeard (launched as Neon): 1937
Shuttle: 1937
Royal Charles: 1938

24 ton

Maidenlight: 1936

26 ton

Gael-na-Mara: 1936

Isla Rose

  Current owner:  Simon Cormack
  Location:       Loch Riddon, Scotland
  Year built:     1949
  Build number:   844
  First owner:    Stafford Bourne
  Size:           14 tons
  Previous names: Eila Rose

Boat location

Originally built for Stafford Bourne, Isla Rose has been in the same family ownership since 1967.

Trivia

Stafford Bourne appears to have kept the name for another boat he had built in 1964:

"A 58' long twin screw yacht was launched from the shipyard of Messrs Jones this week. It has been built for Stafford Bourne Managing Director of Bourne and Hollingsworth an Oxford Street, London, store. The yacht, which was christened Eila Rose by the owner's wife, has accommodation for 8 person and is superbly fitted out . The new vessel will be powered by a 127 hp Gardner engine." (from http://www.buckieheritage.org/dates/1964.pdf).