Asociación Argentina de Vexilología (AAV)

Last modified: 2011-07-01 by rob raeside
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See also

• Argentina
• Vexillological Associations
• Fédération internationale des associations vexillologiques (FIAV)

The flag of the AAV was adopted on April 31, 2001. It is a 2:3 ratio sky blue flag that has a white design that recalls a horizontal letter "A". This "A" symbol contents an inverted letter "V", so it could be said that the three letters of the acronym of the association (AAV) appear in the flag.

The official light blue color is the Pantone 298 C.

The flag was designed by Alberto Rubén Perazzo, president of the AAV.

The seal of the AAV

The official seal of the AAV was the first symbol designed to represent the association. It is formed by the acronym of the association, being the letter "V" the staff of a drawing of the Argentine flag. The letters are black while the flag is sky blue with a yellow sun in the central white stripe.

This central emblem is surrounded by two concentric circles of different diameter. Inside them the name of the association appears above, while the t ext Resolución Nº60 - I.G.J. 1988 appears below.

I.G.J. is the acronym of the Inspección General de Justicia de la República Argentina (General Inspection of Justice of the Argentine Republic) the state's branch that regulates the operation of civil associations, societies and groups. The Resolución Nº60 of February 16, 1988 (Resolution No. 60) of the I.G.J. gave the legal recognition of the association.

The AAV seal was presented inside the No.1 of the Estandarte bulletin in 1991, and it is still used. It was designed by Alberto Rubén Perazzo, president of the AAV.