dinghy class sail logos?

[nordic]

Anybody have links to a site or sites where I can download sail symbols for one designs to produce a recognition sheet for the committee boat?

eg GP14, Laser, Topper, Optimist etc?

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[junksailor]

There is a book called "Dinghy Recognition" dated about 1978 that is an a-z of specs, plans and symbols. I have a copy, you might obtain one from amazon

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[AndrewB]

Not ideal, but there are links to all the main dinghy class association websites either from the or the <A target="_blank" HREF=http://www.uksail.com/>UK Sailing Index, and these nearly all feature the class logo or show it in photographs.

I also have A.R.Burrett's "Dinghy Recognition" (1974) and although handy it's now extremely dated!

 

[nordic]

Thanks for the replies - will look for the book. A Google search for class sites and logos produces too many non-specific sites!

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[Brucet]

Dinghy Class Symbols (Sail Logos)

This website has a page with about 20 class logos on it including the one's you've listed.

http://dinghysailor.info/sailing-dinghy-class-symbols/

 

[alahol2]

This one is American but has got most of the ones that I know in it...
http://www.msogphotosite.com/MSOG/pdfpage/mslogo.pdf

 

[Lakesailor]

It may be a long-gone class.

My suggestion, if your club is that bothered, is to invent a class, but claim to have no more knowledge about it.
If anyone in the club can be arsed to find out what it is , then you know. If they handicap race you should be able to negotiate some yardstick number.
It's bound to be similar to something else.

 

[Daydream believer]

Anybody have links to a site or sites where I can download sail symbols for one designs to produce a recognition sheet for the committee boat?

eg GP14, Laser, Topper, Optimist etc?

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Surely you will know what the boats are when you look at the entry form. Plus there should be a sail number.