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Watching the Wimbledon men's final on TV just now, they showed a shot of what
was probably the flag of the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club, the hosts
of the tournament: five equal horizontal stripes of
purple-green-purple-green-purple. I don't think this has been reported before.
Joe McMillan, 5 July 2009
![[UK naval ensign]](../images/g/gb_lta.jpg)
located by Jason Saber, 9 February 2011
In "Lawn Tennis and Badminton", dated 26 December 1936:
The Lawn
Tennis Association's Flag.
The new LTA flag, based on the arms of the
Lawn Tennis Association. The Rose, Thistle and Daffodil - the floral emblems
of England, Scotland and Wales are imposed on a blue field, or in heraldic
language "a bordure checky argent and sable," with a checquered edging of
black and white.
Jason Saber, 9 February 2011
The Lawn Tennis Association (LTA) is the national governing body of tennis in
Great Britain, the Channel Islands and the Isle of Man. It was established on
January 26, 1888. Before 1985 the LTA was run by an amateur committee. In that
year it appointed its first professional chief executive, with a remit to
improve the standard of British tennis. Since that time, it has been through
several chief executives, each of whom has changed the top team, and relaunched
the coaching programme, in each case to date without any significant success.
Source:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lawn_Tennis_Association
A Pennant of
the LTA is found here:
http://www.football-pennants.co.uk/images/Lawn_Tennis_Association_Pennants_Image.jpg
(Source:
http://www.football-pennants.co.uk)
For further information please go
to LTA (official website) hhttp://www.lta.org.uk
Esteban Rivera, 9 February 2011
