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![[Royal Highland Yacht Club ensign]](../images/g/gb~yrhyc.gif) image by Clay Moss
 
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The Royal Highland Yacht Club uses a plain blue ensign, 
undefaced. Blue ensign granted 1881.
David Prothero, 7 June 2014
Royal Highland Yacht Club.
Formed Oban 1881.
22 November 1881. 
Requested title royal. Established within last few weeks. 53 yachts, 6,917 tons. 
Matter very pressing. Have also requested Admiralty Warrant. ‘Royal’ approved 24 
November 1881.
Plain Blue Ensign granted in 1881. [National Archives HO 
144/90/A10769]
2014. 608 members, 326 yachts based Crinan, Loch Linnhe and 
Tobermory.
David Prothero, 5 July 2014
![[Royal Highland Yacht Club ensign]](../images/g/gb~yrh1.gif) image by Clay Moss, 5 July 2014
 
image by Clay Moss, 5 July 2014
The Dumpy Book of Ships and the Sea (1957) 
shows the burgee blue with a white saltire with a crown at its centre.
James Dignan, 12 February 2008
I have seen the burgee illustrated in both dark blue and lighter blue. Additionally, I have seen it illustrated with the Scottish crown and St. Edward's crown. Thus far though, the only actual burgee photo images I have seen show burgees only with the St. Edward's crown. And, they are all dark blue. The variants are shown below.
Lighter blue variant
![[Royal Highland Yacht Club ensign]](../images/g/gb~yrh2.gif) image by Clay Moss, 5 July 2014
 
image by Clay Moss, 5 July 2014
Variant with Scottish crown
![[Royal Highland Yacht Club ensign]](../images/g/gb~yrh3.gif) image by Clay Moss, 5 July 2014
 
image by Clay Moss, 5 July 2014
Lighter blue variant with Scottish crown