Identifying a Yacht Club Flag I own!

[vintagecoolstuff]

I am looking for help identifying a Porcelain Yacht Club flag. I'm guessing that it was attached to the club building as it is porcelain coated metal (commonly called a porcelain sign).
Thank you for your help in advance!

 

[Davy_S]

It looks like the lone star flag of Cuba.

 

[Mark-1]

Membership - Corinthian Yacht Club of San Francisco

 

[vintagecoolstuff]

It looks like the lone star flag of Cuba.

It is similar but not the same. The Cuba has 5 stripes, not 3. But thanks for the help!

 

[vintagecoolstuff]

Membership - Corinthian Yacht Club of San Francisco

It is similar but not the same. The Cuba has 5 stripes, not 3. But thanks for the help!

 

[Mark-1]

Look again, I really think Corinthian YC, San Fransico is a candidate. The only difference is the white stripe is more of a triangle on yours.

Corinthian Yacht Club of San Francisco - Tiburon burgee boat flag | #519376210

 

[KevinV]

I've never heard enamelled metal called porcelain, surely they're quite different things?

 

[vintagecoolstuff]

I've never heard enamelled metal called porcelain, surely they're quite different things?

Enameled metal and porcelain metal are one and the same. I deal in porcelain signs for the past 30 years. Earlier on, they were sometimes called porcelain enamel. The English prefer Enameled metal over porcelain metal. The sign I posted is referred to as a porcelain sign.

 

[vintagecoolstuff]

Look again, I really think Corinthian YC, San Fransico is a candidate. The only difference is the white stripe is more of a triangle on yours.

Corinthian Yacht Club of San Francisco - Tiburon burgee boat flag | #519376210View attachment 201995

I had found that flag photo earlier in my search, the Corinthian YC of SF. It differs in that my white stripe is tapered to the point and The SF YC isn't.