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The burgee of Freie Vereinigung der Tourensegler
Grünau 1898 e.V. and a few others - Hamburger
Segel-Club e.V., Segler-Verein Trave e.V.,
Wilhelmshavener
Segelclub e.V. - are clearly inspired in the Imperial
war ensign. I assume that all those clubs were established at least
before World War Two.
Željko Heimer, 8 May 2002
The German abbreviation "e.V." stands for eingetragener Verein,
registered association.
Ole Andersen, 14 June 2002
I have drawn the whole series with proportion 3:5 as a simplification.
Burgee images shown on the yacht club pages are often not very clear when
they include real flags, and I do not trust too much the computerized renditions
shown on other pages. Regarding Spandau
and other ancient yacht clubs, I believe their classical burgees are in
the classical 3:5 proportion. Some more recent burgees have less classical
designs (I mean not "heraldical") and may have less "classical" proportions.
Ivan Sache, 17 June 2002
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