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![[Royal Channel Islands Yacht Club Ensign]](../images/j/je~rci.gif)
image by Clay Moss, 29 May 2007See also:
According to "Portrait of the Channel Islands" by Raoul Lemprière,
1970, "By an Admiralty Warrant of 1894, authorization was given for the Blue
Ensign with the distinctive marks of the Royal Channel Islands Yacht Club to be
worn on board respective vessels belonging to the club and to its members,
subject to conditions. The club burgee is blue and bears the Jersey Arms
surmounted by the Crown; the ensign is blue and bears the same distinctive
marks. The commodore's flag is the club burgee swallow-tailed; the
vice-commodore's flag is the same, but with a white ball in the upper corner;
the rear-commodore's has two white balls in the upper corner.
Jarig
Bakker, 27 October 2005
![[Royal Channel Islands Yacht Club Burgee]](../images/j/je_rcib.gif)
image by Clay Moss, 29 May 2007
The Dumpy Book of Ships and the Sea (1957)
shows the burgee blue, with a shield containing three royal leopards (as in the
arms of Jersey) surmounted by a crown.
James Dignan,
12 February 2008