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In a recent re-branding exercise, the logo and flag of the NSRI were amended. The basic flag design remains the same as that initially approved by the Bureau of Heraldry (see below), but the cross is now red, and the letters are bolder and in a sans serif font. The flag still appears in the amended logo of the institute.
image sent by Meriel Bartlett, 24 Aug 2012
Rob Raeside, 24 Aug 2012The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) of
South Africa is modeled on the British RNLI
and has a white flag with an orange cross. In the four quarters appear the letters
N S R I in blue. The flag also appears in the logo of the
organisation (see image below).
The institute's website is
here.
Mike Oettle, 18 Jan 2002
sent by by Franc Van Diest, 25 Jan 2002
The flag of the National Sea Rescue Institute of South Africa is described in SAVA Journal 1/92 [brl92] as:
Argent, a cross Tenne, each quarter respectively charged with the letters
N S R I, Azure.
The flag is registered with the South African Bureau of Heraldry under
certificate no. 593 dated 16 June 1972.
Bruce Berry, 25 Jan 2002