Product Description
Honor distinguished service with the Past Commodore Flag Grommets, crafted for long-lasting marine display. Made from UV-resistant 200 denier nylon, this boating burgee features a blue field with three vertically stacked white stars and a white anchor, resisting fading in saltwater environments. Designed for compact, high-impact presentation, the flag delivers full-color tradition in a perfectly proportioned format ideal for boat flagpoles, halyards, or yacht club displays.
Historical Context
The Past Commodore Flag is a boating burgee used in yacht clubs to signify the presence of a past commodore, part of the officer identification system established in the 19th century. The three vertically stacked stars and anchor symbolize past leadership, naval tradition, and club authority. Flown from the starboard spreader, it ensures recognition during regattas and club events, upholding maritime etiquette.
Flag Features
The nylon pole heading ensures durability, while brass grommets provide secure halyard or boat attachment. Perfect for yacht club regattas, past commodore honors, or boating heritage events, this emblem celebrates leadership and is proudly made in the USA with superior craftsmanship. Its crisp stitching and bold design deliver sea-ready performance, ideal for showcasing past commodore pride. Pair with a boat halyard or rigging for a complete setup. Fun Fact: The anchor represents stability and command at sea!
Specifications – Grommet Finish:
• Flag Material: 100% 200 denier nylon
• Heading Material: Nylon pole heading with (2) brass grommets
• Side Hem: Double needle lock stitch (~7 stitches/inch)
• Heading Join: Double needle lock stitch (~7 stitches/inch)
• Fly Hem: Single needle lock stitch (~7 stitches/inch)
Description
The Past Commodore Flag consists of:
• A blue field with three vertically stacked white stars and a white anchor.
Symbolism
• Blue Field: Yacht club authority.
• Three Stars: Past commodore rank.
• Anchor: Naval tradition and leadership.
Proportions
• Standard proportions: 2:3 (height to width).
