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![[Alexandra Yacht Club burgee]](../images/c/ca~on@al.gif)
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by Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 11 May 2015
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The club uses a triangular burgee, blue with a double hoist triangle. A red letter in
each of the fields: top hoist triangle "A", bottom hoist triangle "Y",
fly diamond "C".
Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 17 October 2007
The Alexandra Yacht Club located in Toronto, Canada,
http://www.ayc.ca, was founded in 1906.
The
By-Laws and rules of the club are silent on the issue of flags, and I don't know
when the burgee was adopted, nor whether the colours or the design have a
specific meaning. Presumably the letters are the abbreviation AYC. Likewise, I
don't know whether the club uses officers' flags, a club flag, or any other kind
of flag specific to the club.
Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 11 May
2015
The burgee is a very dark blue burgee, 1:2, with two touching white hoist
triangles each 2/5th of the burgee's fly. In the upper triangle an A, in the
lower a Y, in the fly a C, all red, bold capitals, of a wide sans font I was
unable to identify and reproduce, approximately 1/6th of the hoist high, the c
having a narrow white outline. The A and Y placed at 1/8th of the fly, the C
just beyond 2/5th.
Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 2 October 2017
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