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image by António Martins, 2 March 2010
For FBrN - Federação Brasileira de Naturismo (Brazilian Naturist
Federation) was used at first a dark blue flag with large, round-corner
squarish white letters reading "FBN", as seen in the late 1980ies photo. That specific letter is apparently not in
use by the Federation, which in its current statutes covers the matter of
flags thus:
http://www.fbrn.org.br/downloads/estatuto_fbrn_16mar2008.pdf
CAPA¨TULO IV
Art. 25
A FBrN adotaró as cores: verde, amarelo, azul
e branco, conjunta ou separadamente, para bandeiras, flamulas, distintivos,
etc., que acompanharão seu logotipo.
"FBrN shall adopt the colors
green yellow, blue and white" (national flag colors) "together
or separately, for flags, streamers, badges, etc., which shall accompany the
logo."
The previous Statues (http://www.fbrn.org.br/downloads/estatuto.pdf)
had the same exact wording under Capatulo V Art. 19. No further details nor an image of the logo is
given.
António Martins, 2 March 2010
A photo at
http://brasilnaturista.com/celsorossi/wp-content/uploads/2009/11/5p2.jpg has
at
http://brasilnaturista.com/celsorossi/?p=108 a caption stating "Carlos e
Celso hasteando as bandeiras no platô do Paraíso da Tartaruga, Praia do Pinho/SC." ("hoisting
the flags", my emphasis); context
suggests this was taken in the late 1980s and that these are the flags of
ANPP - Associação dos Naturistas da Praia do Pinho (Pine Beach Naturists
Association) and of FBrN - Federação Brasileira de Naturismo (Brazilian Naturist
Federation) (http://www.fbrn.org.br).
The flag of ANPP - Associação dos Naturistas da Praia do
Pinho (Pine Beach Naturists Association) as shown in the late 1980s
photo was white with a logo on it, but a different logo than the one shown at
http://www.jornalolhonu.com/abrico/Ata_18_06_05_arquivos/image002.jpg for
which at http://www.anabrico.com/images/band_respp.jpg there is confirmed
use on flag - also white with logo on it.
António Martins, 2 March 2010