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image by Joseph McMillan
This flag is shown on the club badge.
Joseph McMillan, 7 May
2002
A very nice example of fractal flag. Theoretically, the flag should appear
reproduced ad libitum. Since the canton of the flag contains the flag,
which contains the flag in canton, which, etc., there is an infinity of flags
within the flag. Seeing them is just, theoretically, a matter of
magnification.
Ivan Sache, 8 May 2002
I didn't make as clear as I should have that I have not seen this shown as an
actual flag. I assume that, since it is depicted in the official club badge, it
is in fact the official flag of the club, but I have no real proof that it
exists other than in graphic form.
Joseph McMillan, 9 May 2002
This flag bears a close resemblance to the flag of Bahia state
itself.
António Martins-Tuválkin, 15 May 2002
This flag can be found at the club
memorabilia shopping site. It consists of black and red stripes with the
club badge on the center and the date 1899 in white on the bottom stripe.
Joseph McMillan, 11 May 2002
This flag, white with a red border and a black lion statant in silhouette
facing the fly, as well as several similar designs can be seen in photos in
various websites devoted to the club.
Joseph McMillan, 11 May 2002
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