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PENNANT - TAKK UNGDOM ER FREMTID NORGE NORWAY ROTARY YOUTH EXCHANGE

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Overview

Rectangle shaped pennant, with red cord edging the sides and top of the pennant. Bottom edge has red fringing below a red circle patterned woven edge. A red cord is attached to each corner at the top.
Front has a white background, with 2 U shaped lines, a blue line sitting within a parallel red line, coming down from the top edge of the pennant, extending to near the bottom edge.
Within the two lines is black text near the top [TAKK/ Thank you/ UNGDOM/ ER FREMTID/ Youth is Future] located above a blue circle with has a image of another blue circle containing lines within. Across this circle is two broad yellow arrows, with a representation of two female figures on the upper arrow, two male figures on the lower arrow.
At the base of the line filled circle is a Rotary International wheel symbol. An the top of the lined circle is blue text [ROTARY] and below the Rotary symbol is blue text [YOUTH EXCHANGE], below this text is black text [NORGE - NORWAY]

Historical information

It was tradition for when Rotary Clubs met they exchanged their club banners. This banner was exchanged from the Rotary Club of Norway. They were displayed by the Armadale Neerigen Rotary Club.

Details

Registration number

cwa-org-33-COA2021.13

Item type

Flags

Themes

Art and Design
People
Popular Culture
Social History
World Cultures

Width

161 mm

Height or length

263 mm

Keywords

Rotary Clubs of Norway

Rotary International

Armadale

Rotary Club of Neerigen Brook

NORWAY

Armadale rotary Club of Armadale Neerigen Brook

Statement of significance

MEDIUM
Rotary International is a global organisation that aims to promote understanding, goodwill and peace through its fellowship of business, professional and community leaders. The organisation promotes peace and raises funds to fight disease, provide clean water, sanitation and hygiene, campaign against violence, supports education and promotes local economies.

Primary significance criteria

Artistic or aesthetic significance

Historic significance

Social or spiritual significance

Comparative significance criteria

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Object’s condition or completeness

Rare or representative

Well provenanced

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