Last modified: 2021-01-30 by klaus-michael schneider
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Name: Würzburger Ruderverein "Bayern" von 1875/1905 e.V.
Located in: Würzburg (Lower Franconia)
Established: 28 August 1905 /27 July 1875
On 18 August 1905 Josef C. Neckermann, chairman of Deutsche Sporthilfe and often olympic champion in equitation, founded the Würzburger Rudergesellschaft von 1905 e.V., being angry about the treatment of his horse(!) parked improperly at the boat-house of the Würzburger Ruderclub.
On 14 September 1912 the Würzburger Ruderclub "Bayern" e.V. was established. Both clubs merged on 30 January 1948 forming the Würzburger Rudergesellschaft "Bayern" e.V..
In 2004 Würzburger Rudergesellschaft "Bayern" e.V. and the Würzburger Ruderverein von 1875 e.V.(est. 9 July 1875) already had merged forming the new club Würzburger Ruderverein "ayern" von 1875/1905e.V..
Source: Rudersportalmanach 1977 and club's (old) website.
For further information click: club's website.
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 23 May 2006
It is a white flag having the club's logo in ist centre. The logo displays a B/W silhouette of the castle and the old bridge across river Main is placed upon a blue field interrupted by a white oar and two small white waves.
Source: flag chart
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 12 May 2011
It is a white flag divided by a blue saltire with black letters "W" (top), "R" (hoist), "G" (fly) and "B" (bottom). In the centre of the flag is a blue-edged white circle with a blue 6-point-star.
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 23 May 2006
It is a white flag divided by a Bavarian blue saltire with black letters "W" (top), "R" (hoist), "C" (fly) and "B" (bottom). In the centre of the flag is a Bavarian-blue-edged white circle with a Bavarian-blue 6-point-mullet.
Source: programme of 19th boat race on Main River on 25/26 June 1921, cover
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 26 Jan 2021
The red flag is parted by a white centred cross, the canton is parted by seven alternating red and yellow horizontal stripes, the other quarters have yellow inscription "W" (upper fly), "R" (lower hoist) and "V" (lower fly). Red and yellow are the city colours of Würzburg.
Sources: Der Rudersport (weekly); edition II/47/19 November 1913 and this website
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 17 Jan 2021
It is a white blade.
Source: club's website
Klaus-Michael Schneider 20 Dec 2008
It was a horizontal 11-stripes flag with alternating white and blue stripes. The canton was divided per saltire into yellow (hoist and fly) and red (top and bottom) with a black inscription: "W"(top), "R" (hoist), "G" fly and "1905" (bottom)
Source: Der Rudersport (weekly); edition: II/51/17 December 1913
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 7 June 2014
The flag in question looks like a rowing club flag, probably of Würzburg, but I can't trace the source. Can anybody give reconfirmation?
The flag is red, divided by a white centred cross. Upper hoist quarter is whitemasoned red, superimposed by a blue lozenge with red inscriptions "WRVB". The whole is superimposed by a blue saltire with a white disc in the centre containing a blue 6-point star. All elements match "WRVB", but I believe they have a logo flag showing Würzburg castle.
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 2 May 2011
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