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I’m not sure if this is a usual practice, but at least one portuguese club,
the quite known Sport Algés e Dafundo, has the following practice:
Afloat (all classes of operated vessles, from small lasers to ocean crossing
sailships) the triangular burgee is used, but on land
a rectangular flag in the same pattern is used, both
in events and locations related to non-sailing sports (especially handball,
gymnastics and swimming) but also in events and locations related to sailing
sports.
António Martins, 30 Sep 1999
This flag shows a Christ’s Knights Order cross on a
green cross throughout (quite similar to some Portuguese
Navy rank flags).
António Martins, 20 Oct 2001
The same ppatern is used on the burgee, adapted to it’s
form by use of an overall cross — a look so many yacht club burgees display.
António Martins, 20 Oct 2001
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