German Yacht Clubs (sa-si)

Deutsche Segel- und Motorboot Clubstander (sa-si)

Last modified: 2026-04-11 by klaus-michael schneider
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image by Klaus-Michael Schneider, 28 Feb 2009

3:5 image by Klaus-Michael Schneider, 11 July 2007

• Freie Segler Saatwinkel (Berlin)
• Segler-Club Sandhausen (Berlin)
• Sankt Georger Seglerverein (Hamburg)
• FC Sankt Pauli (Hamburg) - sailing department
• Segler-Verein Scharfe Lanke e.V. (Berlin)
• Yacht Club Scharbeutz Ostsee e.V.
• Segelkameradschaft Scheppen e.V. (Essen)
• Schiffergilde zu Berlin
• Segel-Club Schmöckwitz e.V. (Berlin)
• Verein Schmöckwitzer Segler e.V. (Berlin)
• Verein Schmöckwitzer Wassersportler e.V. (Berlin)
• Seglergemeinschaft Schwäbisch Hall e.V.
• Segel Club Schwangau e.V.
• Schwentine Fahrten Segler (Kiel)
• Schweriner Segler Verein von 1894 e.V.
• Segel Club Seddin (Berlin-Schmöckwitz)
• Seebrucker Regatta-Verein
• Segeberger Segelclub e.V. (Segeberger See)
• Seglervereinigung '72 e.V. (Berlin)
• Wassersportclub Siemensstadt (Berlin)
• Seglerclub Simssee e.V.
• Segelvereinigung Sinstorf e.V. (Hamburg)

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Freie Segler Saatwinkel

The club was established in 1929 and based in Saatwinkel near Berlin-Spandau. The pennant was white with three red lines from each corner meeting sligly shifted to hoist and there superimposed by a white disc fimbriated red with a red "S" in its centre.
Sources: Willy Rothkamm and Willy Ternick: "30 Jahre Freier Segler-Verband 1901 - 1931", Berlin 1931, p.145 and Eike Stiller: "Der Segelsport in der Arbeitersportbewegung - Zur Geschichte des "Freien Segler Verbandes" (FSV) 1901 - 1933", front cover
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 4 Jan 2021

Segler-Club Sandhausen

This pennant is very interesting. It appears first in the DSB Almanac 1912 - 1919 as that one of "Yacht-Club Tegel e.V.", established 1910 and disappears in 1921. It appears again in 1922 as that one of "Segler-Gruppe Sandhausen" in 1922, same pennant, new president, new base, the group established in 1921 and having only eight members. Finally in 1926 the name was changed to "Segler-Club Sandhausen". The black pennant was divided by an off centred white cross with a red disc fimbriated white on the point of intersection of the cross bars.
Sources: DSB Almanac 1912 - 1919, p.5 / DSB Almanac 1922 - 1924, p.12 and DSB Almanac 1926, p.6
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 13 Jan 2021

Sankt Georger Seglerverein

The club is based in Hamburg. The pennant is white parted by a red saltire, in its centre superimposing a black disc.
Source: Flaggenbuch 1905, part IV, p.3, row 5 column 1
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 11 Dec 2020

FC Sankt Pauli - sailing department

The pennant is horizontally divided of ugly brown and white. Shifted to the hoist is the well known logo of the club.
Source: yacht club website
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 14 Jan 2021

Segler-Verein Scharfe Lanke e.V.

The club is based in Berlin and was established in 1962. The pennant is parted by a red saltire of white (hoist and fly) and blue (top and bottom)
Source: yacht club website
Klaus-Michael Schneider,

Yacht Club Scharbeutz Ostsee e.V.

Blue pennant with a diagonal red stripe bordered in white and three white triangles near the upper hoist. Ostsee is the German name for the Baltic Sea.
Source: yacht club website
Ivan Sache, 19 June 2002

Segelkameradschaft Scheppen e.V.

Yellow field with a blue border and the letters SKS in blue in the middle. Scheppen seems to be part of Essen, according to the website's URL.
Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 9 June 2002

Yellow and blue are the colours of the Essen flag.
Santiago Dotor, 11 October 2005

Schiffergilde zu Berlin

The guild is based in Berlin and has bases at five Berlin sailing clubs. The flag is vertically parted of white and red with a black steering wheel on centre.
Source: club webpage
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 3 Apr 2026

Segel-Club Schmöckwitz e.V.

The club was established in 1908. The pennant was blue and parted by a white saltire, in its centre superimposed by a white 4-point star.
Source: DSB-Almanac 1926, p.12
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 5 Jan 2021

Verein Schmöckwitzer Segler e.V.

Blue pennant with a white-blue border and a white eight-pointed star. Schmökwitz is located at the extreme south-east of former East Berlin, on the confluence of the three lakes Dahme Langer See, Seddinsee and Zeuthenen See.
Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 13 June 2002

Verein Schmöckwitzer Wassersportler e.V.

White pennant with a blue border, the letters vSw in blue and two blue waves.
Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 13 June 2002

Seglergemeinschaft Schwäbisch Hall e.V.

Schwäbisch Hall is located on the river Kocher, east of Heilbronn.
Ivan Sache, 9 June 2002

Red pennant with two yellow isosceles triangles, their bases forming all of the hoist and one of their sides following the top and bottom respectively, and a white sailing boat on the (red) fly. Yellow and red are the main colours in the Schwäbisch Hall city arms. Yellow and red are also the colours of Schwäbisch Hall's city flag.
Sources: yacht club website and Ralf Hartemink's International Civic Arms website.
Santiago Dotor, 11 October 2005

Segel Club Schwangau e.V.

It is a white pennant with a blue Scandinavian cross fimbriated white and red. Schwangau is located close to Füssen and Forggensee, near the Austrian border. Ludwig II's extravagant castles of Neuschwanstein and Hohenschwangau are located in the area.
Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 22 May 2002

Schwentine Fahrten Segler

The pennant is parted by a thin white saltire, all quarters except the red fly quarter are blue.
Source: yacht club website
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 14 Dec 2020

Schweriner Segler Verein von 1894 e.V.

White pennant with a green off-centred (Scandinavian) cross.
Source: yacht club website.
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 11 Dec 2020

Segel Club Seddin

It is a white pennant parted by a black off-centred cross cotized white-red.
Source: club webpage
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 3 Apr 2026

Seebrucker Regatta-Verein

Here is the burgee of this german sailing club, the Seebrucker Regatta-Verein, from Seebruck, Bavaria, Germany. The image I have shows a triangular flag with a very light blue field and a sail with red and white stripes attached to a white mast; the burgee that can be found today in the club's website is similar, but the field is medium-to-dark blue instead and there are some differences in detail in the sail's stripes.
Source: yacht club website
Jorge Candeias, 4 Dec 2005

Segeberger Segelclub e.V.

It is a white pennant, parted by an off-centred black cross cotised white-black.
Source: yacht club website
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 14 Dec 2020

Seglervereinigung '72 e.V.

White pennant with five horizontal blue stripes fimbriated in white and two dark yellow right triangles fimbriated in white. White and blue are the municipal colours of Pforzheim.
Source: yacht club website
Ivan Sache, 11 June 2002

Wassersportclub Siemensstadt

The white pennant was divided by a blue saltire with a blue oval fimbriated red on the point of intersection of the crossbars. In the quarters were black initials as follows: "W" (top) "S" (hoist and bottom) and "C" (fly).
Source: DSB Almanac 1925, flag chart III row 1 column 3
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 19 Dec 2020

Seglerclub Simssee e.V.

Horizontally divided white-blue pennant with a horizontally divided red-white lozenge in the centre. Simssee is a small lake located between Rosenheim and the much larger Chiemsee.
Source: yacht club website.
Ivan Sache, 8 June 2002

Segelvereinigung Sinstorf e.V.

Red field with a "yin-yang" blue-white disc.
Source: yacht club website
Ivan Sache, 8 June 2002

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