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The badge consists of 3 seaaxes from the Essex coat-of-arms. The club's
secretary verifies that the seaaxes should be placed in the ensign's lower fly
quarter.
Clay Moss, 23 October 2007
Estd.: 22 April 1899
Location: West Mersea, Essex.
Note: Originally formed as the Mersea Sailing Club, the name was changed in 1926. The defaced Red Ensign was granted in 1953.
Source: http://www.wmyc.org.uk/about-us
Peter Edwards, 30 January 2018
image by Clay Moss, 23 May 2007
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