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Last modified: 2010-11-13 by ivan sache
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![[Unidentified burgee]](../images/f/fr~bzub.gif)
Unidentified yacht club burgee - Image by Ivan Sache, 16 October 2001
The flag, seen as a sticker on a car parked in Versailles, is triangular with a black cross shifted to the hoist. There is a black laurel crown in the first quarter and a black ermine spot in the third
quarter.
This flag is for sure the burgee of a Breton yacht club or association, as shown by the black cross and the ermine spot.
Ivan Sache, 16 October 2001
![[Unidentified burgee]](../images/f/fr~ycun1.gif)
Unidentified yacht club burgee - Image by Ivan Sache, 7 September 2004
The flag, seen on a boat moored in the port of La Ciotat, is vertically divided red-white with the black letters ANB placed horizontally, the N overlapping the red and white stripes. The registration code of the boat was TL - Toulon, therefore the yacht club must be the Association Nautique de B. , B. being a local port (Bandol, Bendor, Boulouris ?).
Ivan Sache, 7 September 2004
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