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![[Burgee of Mumbles Yacht Club]](../images/g/gb~ymumb.gif) image 
by Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 3 October 2017
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by Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 3 October 2017
Mumbles Yacht Club (United Kingdom)
Location: near Swansea, South 
Wales.
Image: Club website.
Burgee: Pennant. Light Blue upper field, Dark 
Blue lower field. White gull silhouette over field.
"On May 30th, 1938 Bryan 
Andrews convened a meeting [at the Pilot Hotel] which resulted in the formation 
of the Mumbles Yacht Club."
Quote: Introduction to 1988 MYC Handbook. 
Peter Edwards, 27 September 2017
The website is currently at http://mumblesyachtclub.co.uk. A drawing like Peter sends can be found at http://mumblesyachtclub.co.uk/media/mycburgee.jpg. It is a 2:3 pennant light blue over dark blue over all a white seagull in flight. But it's not quite that simple. On the regalia page, the photograph of the burgee shows the actual burgee isn't quite the same as the artwork in the background. In reality, the gull is smaller, and closer to the hoist.
Having a look around the site yields the
rules of the Mumbles 
Yacht Club, which have:
3. CLUB INSIGNIA
The Club Flag shall be the 
British Red Ensign, the Burgee to be a white seagull on a background of divided 
light and dark blue ...
This tells us that both the artwork and the real 
burgee are correct.
The club flag as flown from the club house appears to 
be a larger version of the burgee. I have not encountered any references to 
special standards for flag officers or other specific flags used by the club.
 Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 3 October 2017