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Most of the information presented here by Neale Rosanoski was obtained from a
series of articles by Robert John Tompkins, published in The Log, which is the
magazine of the Nautical Association of Australia. Bob, who died in 2006, was an
expert. His records and research are in the safe hands of the NAA and the World
Ship Society but whether they ever see the light of day again is another matter.
Most of this flag detail has not been published elsewhere.
Neale
Rosanoski, 7 March 2010
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