The Antiquary volume 3
The Antiquary volume 3
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Blacksmith's leathern apron, and the Turk used the horse-tail. The rank of a Pacha is shown by the number of the tails on his standard. The Roman standard consisted of a variety of figures and devices, and the HISTORY OF FLAGS. Ao3 labarum and vexillum were small in size, in fact it is said that the waving flag was first used by the Saracens. The oriflamme (fig. I) of the Abbey of St. Denis was red with a green fringe. Originally an ecclesiastical banner, it had become the royal standard of Fra...nce by the end of the tenth the centre point. The first Union flag was' formed in 1603 by the combination of St. George's Cross with the Saltire of Scotland. On the union with Ireland the Irish Saltire was introduced. The St. George's Cross re- mained as it was, and the Saltires of Scotland and Ireland were placed side by side, but Fig. 2. Century. The annexed illustration is taken from one of the windows of the cathedral of Chartres (thirteenth century), and represents a marshal of France under St.
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Blacksmith's leathern apron, and the Turk used the horse-tail. The rank of a Pacha is shown by the number of the tails on his standard. The Roman standard consisted of a variety of figures and devices, and the HISTORY OF FLAGS. Ao3 labarum and vexillum were small in size, in fact it is said that the waving flag was first used by the Saracens. The oriflamme (fig. I) of the Abbey of St. Denis was red with a green fringe. Originally an ecclesiastical banner, it had become the royal standard of Fra...nce by the end of the tenth the centre point. The first Union flag was' formed in 1603 by the combination of St. George's Cross with the Saltire of Scotland. On the union with Ireland the Irish Saltire was introduced. The St. George's Cross re- mained as it was, and the Saltires of Scotland and Ireland were placed side by side, but Fig. 2. Century. The annexed illustration is taken from one of the windows of the cathedral of Chartres (thirteenth century), and represents a marshal of France under St.
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