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Two of the burgees were given to me; the rest represent clubs that I've visited. Can you recognize any of them without using the Internet? I didn't show my two home club burgees but you could post a reference to them as a bonus.
posted by Pat @ 9/07/2009 04:17:00 PM
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A question that I came up with in commenting elsewhere:
Do any of the old-line, established, oh-so-serious yacht clubs consciously follow at least some of the ancient rules of heraldry in designing their club burgees? I know a lot of modern burgees would break some of the old rules (color on color tincture, etc.).
But then, a lot of US state flags would also flunk the standards of the old rules of heraldry, or even basic modern design ideas.
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