Antique British Flag

Original antique British World War One recruitment poster - Join At Once Fight For The Dear Old Flag - featuring an image of the Union Jack flag of the United Kingdom with the bold b...

It is the British flag. It is known as the Union Flag because it symbolises the administrative union of the countries of the United Kingdom.

The ship is nearing land with a fortification flying a British flag. She flies a Red Ensign and a red banner which means she is homeward-bound.

and , The ship, probably a Third Rate battleship, is nearing land with a fortification flying a British flag which has released a carrier pigeon which is approaching the ship be...

The wools have a central round panel depicting a ship on stormy seas with puffed sails and arrayed around the panel are eight flags, four to each side. On the outside is the Unite...

Of the three mast schooner “Veve”, carved hull and sails. Hanging the British flag with painted backboard and mounted on a wooden base with painted plaster see.

Colorful and dynamic Art Deco design by the British artist R. Granger Barrett listing the records: Air speed record of 407 ½ M.P.H. featuring a plane above the text; water speed reco...

BRITISH UNION JACK PARADE FLAG, 1890-1920: Small British Union Jack parade flag, printed on oilcloth cotton, made sometime between 1900 and the 1930's.

Antique painting of a steam powered yacht flying a British flag as seen on the Mediterranean sea with Mt.

Antique painting of a steam powered yacht flying a British flag as seen on the Mediterranean sea with Mt.

19th century painting of a Yacht, flying a British flag and named "Otaria", on the Mediterranean sea with Mt Vesuvius in the background.

Finely detailed work with trimmed sails, standing and running cords, crew on deck, one with binoculars, a bow lookout and captain at the helm. Flying a British flag and name banner. ...

British Sailor's Flag of Nations Woolwork of HMS Victoria circa 1875 The large sailor's woolie depicts a view of portside view of HMS Victoria within a central porthole view whic...

Original Watercolor of the British Ship "Kate" Out at Sea c.1890s to 1910 Beautiful original watercolor , ink and gouache on paper of a British Clipper Ship with full sails and flyi...

A British flag flies from a castle to their left. A British and French flag surmount the scene.

Held at Wembley Park (opened by King George V), the British Empire Exhibition aimed "to stimulate trade, strengthen bonds that bind mother Country to her Sister States and Daughters,...

Beautifully presented antique British flag, designed to commemorate the reign of Edward VII.

The ship is depicted sailing toward land where there is a fort flying British flags on the lower right and a small spit of land to the lower left.

Iconic image of a man known as John Bull (the personification of Britain and British values: honest, direct and patriotic) wearing a Union Jack / British flag waistcoat with a top ha...

Antique Sailor's elaborate woolwork, circa 1855, with a photograph of the sailor held in a woolwork frame set on the British flag on a cruciform reserve; with the "Honi Soit Qui Mal ...

Some interesting facts about British flags: No law has ever been passed to make the Union jack the national flag of the United Kingdom.

BRITISH UNION JACK PARADE FLAG, 1890-1920: Small British Union Jack parade flag on its original wooden staff, probably made sometime between the last decade of the 19th century an...

British Union Jack parade flag, printed on coarse cotton, made circa 1890-1920.

British Sailor's Patriotic Woolwork with a British Soldier and a Royal Navy Sailor with Union Jack and White Ensign, Circa 1880 The sailor's woolwork of an upright format depicts a ...

British Sailor's Woolwork with Flags of Nations, Circa 1875 This well-colored sailor's woolwork depicts a port side view of a British Royal Navy ship under full sail on a choppy bl...

British Sailor's Woolwork Flag of Nations" Woolie, Circa 1870, The sailor's woolwork depicts a starboard-side view of a ship flying the White Ensign under sail and with its singl...

Canadian version of the British red ensign, a parade flag on its original staff, 1873-1905.

Large British Sailor's Flag of Nations Woolwork Woolie of HMS Victoria, circa 1865-1875 A wonderful dramatic large Flag of Nations woolie with a finely finished ship in the cen...

* two noblemen with a British flag shield. * Two jesters jumping over a shield inscribed with “XMAS”.

CANADIAN VERSION OF THE BRITISH RED ENSIGN, A PARADE FLAG ON ITS ORIGINAL STAFF, 1905-1921: Small Canadian version of the British Red Ensign; a parade flag on its original wooden...

Original antique British World War One recruitment poster - Join At Once Fight For The Dear Old Flag - featuring an image of the Union Jack flag of the United Kingdom with the bold b...

British Sailor's Flag of Nations Woolwork, HMS Trafalgar, 91 Guns, circa 1865.

British Sailor's Woolwork of Second Rate Royal Navy Ship with Flag Surround, Circa 1875 The sailor's woolwork or woolie depicts a starboard Second Rate Royal Navy ship under full sa...

Large 19th century Sailor's Woolie of the British Merchant Ship "TOM" Flying an American Ensign, circa 1830s. A sailor's woolwork image of a fully rigged ship on a starboard tack, fl...

The painting shows the Danish post Office flag and being flown and the ship is believed to be sailing between Copenhagen and Kiel.

The Union flag flew as the flag of Great Britain, until the union of Ireland and Great Britain in 1801.

This was the design that was in use at the opening of the Revolutionary War, between 1775 and 1777, under the First Continental Congress, when America was still a colony of Britain. ...

The Union flag flew as the flag of Great Britain, until the union of Ireland and Great Britain in 1801.

The British example was more attractive, utilizing a blend of three flags (France, Britain, and the US) with a triangular division.

His grandfather, Benjamin Herring Senior, was born in America under the British flag but was Dutch by descent and the family produced five sporting artists.

Flags in each corner - American, British, French and Italian (probably) flags.

Like a lot of American traditions, we adopted the use of ceremonial flags from the British. Seen on American flags as early as the 1830s, by 1895 the use of fringe as “honorable enri...

Some interesting facts about British flags: No law has ever been passed to make the Union jack the national flag of the United Kingdom.

RARE "FRANCO-ANGLO-AMERICAN" PARADE FLAG, DESIGNED BY ALBERT HEWITT OF MT. VERNON, NY AND PATENTED 1918; MADE TO SUPPORT WORLD DEMOCRACY THROUGH THE WWI ALLIANCE OF THE UNITED STATES...

This was the design that was in use when America was still a colony of Britain. Like other outposts of the British Empire, this flag employs the Union Jack image in the canton, accom...

While some flag historians have argued that this would have instead referred to a British Red Ensign, Richardson states: "The Continental Union [flag] was a natural selection for the...

George, which some experts feel was the design of the very first American flag and serves as a link between this star pattern and the British Union Jack.

George, which some experts feel was the design of the very first American flag and serves as a link between this star pattern and the British Union Jack.

Andrew, borrowing the term from the British Union Flag (as known as Union Jack), in the Civil War era this was recognized in America as the Southern Cross.

Want me to check, and add a price/offers line?British Sailor's Flag of Nations Woolwork of H.M.S.

George, which some experts feel was the design of the very first American flag and serves as a link between this star pattern and the British Union Jack.

Some interesting facts about British flags: No law has ever been passed to make the Union jack the national flag of the United Kingdom.

This is a Chinese antique side table in rosewood and marble from the British Empire Exhibition of 1924. Good color in the solid rosewood and marble Grain interest and desirable a...