British Flags; Their Early History and their Developement at Sea, with an Account of the Origin of the Flag as a National DeviceCUP Archive |
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EARLY ENGLISH SCOTTISH AND IRISH FLAGS | 30 |
THE UNION FLAGS AND JACKS | 55 |
FLAGS OF COMMAND | 73 |
COLOURS OF DISTINCTION | 110 |
iii PUBLIC SHIPS FOR USES OTHER THAN | 126 |
FLAG SIGNALS | 140 |
30 | 150 |
i EARLY SIGNALS | 157 |
ii THE FIRST ENGLISH CODES | 163 |
iv THE VOCABULARY SIGNAL Book | 175 |
CEREMONIAL AND OTHER USAGES | 189 |
Common terms and phrases
Admiral's flag Admiralty adopted anchor flag appears badge banner battle blue ensign British broad pendant canton Captain Code command Commodore Council cross of St crown denote displayed distinguish Dragon Dutch Earl early enemy England English escutcheon expedition fighting flagg fleet fore French galleys gonfanon H.M. ships harp hauled hoisted horizontal stripes Instructions Ireland Irish issued Item king King's lanterns Lord High Admiral Majesty Majesty's mast masthead merchant ships mizen national flag naval navy numeral flags numerary occasion officers Pepys placed Plate poop port private ships Proclamation Rear-Admirals recognised Red and white red cross red ensign reign royal arms royal standard sail saint saltire Scotland Scots seal shipp Signal Book squadronal colours St George St George's cross staff stern streamers surrender topp Union flag Union Jack vessels vexillum Vice Vice-Admiral wear white ensign white flag Yacht yellow