I have not seen anything about a sail graphic that Pearson may or may not have used. Was there ever an official graphic?
If not I might consider something along these lines...
I have not seen anything about a sail graphic that Pearson may or may not have used. Was there ever an official graphic?
If not I might consider something along these lines...
JERRY CARPENTER - C147
A man can succeed at almost anything for which he has unlimited enthusiam.
I think they did, Jerry. Someone may correct me if I'm wrong but I think it had a 'c', some hizontal bars and a star...maybe? Hey! I see bars and stars! Sounds like a typical Friday night around here.
My home has a keel.
Commander sails had the USNavy single gold star over three bars of the Commander rank.
Ariel sails had a rather spindly block 'A' with extensions.
The insignia were combined by our Commodore into a spiffy symbol that I have yet to see on a new sail - or pictures there-of.
Sad to say the pages of the PearsonjAriel.org site here does not have a single picture of a Commander. And only diagrams of the Ariel.
The only place to see photos or our boats is to draw the sorts in the Gallery section of the Forum.
The site pages here are desperately in need of an update, imco.
Last edited by ebb; 10-02-2010 at 08:13 AM.
Most sailmakers will have the Commander sail graphic in their database. BTW - the ACYA logo is a combination of the Ariel "A" and the Commander chevron/star.
I'm going to be very proud to sail this boat when it finally comes together and it will be nice to use the correct graphic so it is more easily recognized at a distance for the great design it is.
JERRY CARPENTER - C147
A man can succeed at almost anything for which he has unlimited enthusiam.
Here it is on an old copy of the brochure.
JERRY CARPENTER - C147
A man can succeed at almost anything for which he has unlimited enthusiam.
Not sure whose sail this picture came from. Also some Commander epaulettes to add to the options...
Kyle
C-65 Lucky Dawg
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