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![[Lloyd's Yacht Club]](../images/g/gb~llyc1.gif) image by António Martins-Tuválkin, 3 June 2009
 
image by António Martins-Tuválkin, 3 June 2009See also:
Estb: 1938.
Club Rules:
"21. Ensign and Burgee
(i) The Club Ensign 
is a red ensign of Her Majesty's Fleet defaced by the shield of the coat of arms 
of the Corporation of Lloyd's.
(ii) The Club Burgee is white with a blue St. 
George's Cross and the shield of the coat of arms of the Corporation of Lloyd's 
in the upper corner."
Source:
http://www.lloydsyachtclub.com/index.php/club/club-rules 
Peter Edwards, 
4 March 2018
The Club Rules copyright 2017 has that as article 20, though including more rules on when it's legal to fly these two.
The current article 21 is:
"21 Officers' Flag
The Commodore's flag is 
the club burgee in the form of a broad pennant or swallow-tail. The 
Vice-Commodore's is the same as the Commodore's with the addition of a blue ball 
over the crest. The Rear-Commodore's flag is the same but with two blue balls 
over the crest."
Note that the charge on the burgee is described as "the 
shield of the coat of arms of the Corporation of Lloyd's." This makes it rather 
odd to see the officers' flags having the same charge, but the lower ranks 
having balls over "the crest".
https://www.lloydsyachtclub.com/index.php/club/club-rules
Peter Hans 
van den Muijzenberg, 29 May 2020
Note that both the burgee and ensign are only available to Lloyd's Yacht Club 
members and in order to have an ensign, members must have a British-registered 
vessel, be fully paid up, and obtain a warrant through club channels.
Liz 
Lotz, LLYC Commodore, 6 June 2012
![[Lloyds houseflag]](../images/g/gb~lloyy.gif) image
by António Martins-Tuválkin, 25 February 2005
image
by António Martins-Tuválkin, 25 February 2005
Burgee based on
Mystic Seaport website, but the current Lloyds Yacht Club website shows the 
burgee without 
the red cross.
Jan Mertens, 21 February 2005
![[Lloyds houseflag]](../images/g/gb~llyc2.gif) image by António Martins-Tuválkin, 
3 June 2009
 image by António Martins-Tuválkin, 
3 June 2009
The burgee now in use is different (plain blue cross...), see the "merchandise' 
page of Lloyd's YC website:
http://www.lloydsyachtclub.com/pages/merchandise.html. 
António Martins-Tuválkin, 
3 June 2009
Note that both the burgee and ensign are only available to Lloyd's Yacht Club 
members and in order to have an ensign, members must have a British-registered 
vessel, be fully paid up, and obtain a warrant through club channels.
Liz 
Lotz, LLYC Commodore, 6 June 2012