British Flag

This particular Keepall showcases the "Union-Jack" British Flag and was the only keepall created by Riss to represent the United Kingdom for the series.

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

One of the ships has a British flag flying from its mast, The other has an ink written message stating “HCB Sept 3rd 1931”.

"Vintage Sidney Willis (aka Sid, b.1930), still life oil painting featuring a toy solider scene or theme with British flag, horses / equestrian riders, gunmen, a cannon and nutcracke...

This is a unique WW II ear commemorative British Jack flag featuring Queen Elizabeth and Prince Phillip with their children Prince Charles and Princess Anne.

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...

This is a large, vintage Union Jack. An English, cotton flag of the United Kingdom of Great Britain, dating to the mid-20th century, circa 1945.

This is a large, vintage Union Jack. An English, cotton flag of the United Kingdom of Great Britain, dating to the mid-20th century, circa 1945.

During this period, homemade American and British flags appeared and were waved to welcome the Americans and Brits as their tanks and men rolled down the streets following Nazi retre...

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...

Malcolm Morley (British, b. 1931) Silkscreen screenprint Title: Marine Sergeant at Valley Forge Hand signed lower right. on BFK Rives paper. Provenance: Estate of Roger Prigent - Mal...

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.

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

His panels travelled aboard the liner Gouverneur-Général Lépine during its heroic missions under the British flag during the Second World War. Canepa's paintings are still carefully...

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. ...

An illustrated portrait of Winston Churchill is set against the background of the British flag. Below, in white text, is the French phrase, “Justice doit être faite, elle sera implac...

Though there is no hard evidence to prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that this is a British-made flag, in all likelihood it is. Stars & Stripes flags made of press-dyed wool and dati...

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

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.

The red patent date is commonly seen in British and Canadian parade flags, but seldom in their American counterparts, so British production for the American market is also a possibil...

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

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

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

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

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...

Like other European-made Stars & Stripes that I have encountered from the First and Second World Wars, this one is one-sided and obviously homemade. Unlike American and British-made ...

One alternative theory is that the flag was made for a British ship that unexpectedly needed to sail into an American port and needed and impromptu signal.

Subsequent awards include Arts Council of Great Britain, Flags and other Projects (prize winner), Royal Festival Hall (1977), an Arts Council of Great Britain Major Award which led t...

Subsequent awards include Arts Council of Great Britain, Flags and other Projects (prize winner), Royal Festival Hall (1977), an Arts Council of Great Britain Major Award which led t...

Subsequent awards include Arts Council of Great Britain, Flags and other Projects (prize winner), Royal Festival Hall (1977), an Arts Council of Great Britain Major Award which led t...

Subsequent awards include Arts Council of Great Britain, Flags and other Projects (prize winner), Royal Festival Hall (1977), an Arts Council of Great Britain Major Award which led t...

Subsequent awards include Arts Council of Great Britain, Flags and other Projects (prize winner), Royal Festival Hall (1977), an Arts Council of Great Britain Major Award which led t...

Subsequent awards include Arts Council of Great Britain, Flags and other Projects (prize winner), Royal Festival Hall (1977), an Arts Council of Great Britain Major Award which led t...

While the technical name for this type of flag was a "union jack," the confusing verbiage, being the same as the nickname of the most recognizable British flag, has resulted in a com...

STUNNING WWII ALLIED FORCES FLAG WITH THE CROSS OF LORRAINE, SYMBOL OF THE FREE FRENCH, AS ITS CENTERPIECE; THE ONLY KNOWN EXAMPLE IN THIS RARE STYLE: WWII Allied forces flag fea...

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...

We are delighted to offer this absolutely massive vintage English St George cross British Royal Navy War Ensign flag This is the most impressive flag I have ever seen, it is truly...

It's not especially unusual to find Stars & Stripes and British format liberation flags together. Construction: Like many homemade flags made in haste, this one is one-sided; most...

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...

Vintage cushions, 'Distressed Union Jack Flag' circa - 1950 British bespoke made cushion created using original fifties bunting flag used at the Queen’s Coronation in 1953 Important ...

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.

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...

OBERHOLZER OF PHILADELPHIA, CIRCA 1890-1896; REFLECTS THE PERIOD OF WYOMING STATEHOOD Like the British Royal Navy, American vessels flew three flags.

While the technical name for this type of flag was a "union jack," the confusing verbiage, being the same as the nickname of the most recognizable British flag, has resulted in a com...

Sailor's woolwork woolie, Possibly representing the 1887 America’s cup races with Volunteer & Thistle, circa 1887 This sailor's woolie has a rare subject matter, as this woolwor...

Trumbull was known for his accuracy of detail, so of notable interest is the rather ironic presence of crossed British flags on the wall in the background. His original painting now ...

While the technical name for this type of flag was a "union jack," the confusing verbiage, being the same as the nickname of the most recognizable British flag, has resulted in a com...