Ensign Flag

hand-sewn individual sections and panels. Made of wool. Nice rare flag. The Red Ensign (red field with

-belt framing the picture, and two of the flags are naval ensigns (Russia and UK). The photograph is of

Framed American yacht ensign flag. Nautical flag with a blue panel that has an embroidered fouled

Nicely framed American yacht ensign with embroidered fouled anchor and thirteen stars. Gray matting

“Naval Ensign” flag and was probably created sometime in the late 19th or early 20th century. The legend

Navy War Ensign flag This is the most impressive flag I have ever seen, it is truly humongous, 5.3

13 Star Private Yacht Ensign Flag with a "Star Brand" Maker's Label, An Elongated Format, A

13 STARS U.S. NAVY SMALL BOAT ENSIGN, MADE AT THE BROOKLYN NAVY YARD IN NEW YORK CITY, DATED 1904

use in the manufacture of U.S. naval ensigns at the time and can be seen on other Mare Island flags

This is a 13-star U.S. flag known as a “Private Boat Ensign”, used first by the United States Navy

location. Two of these are 13 star, small boat ensigns and the third is a large 37 star flag. The flag in

American revenue cutter service ensign (flag) once belonging to captain William Henry Bagley (b

13 STAR PRIVATE YACHT ENSIGN, A NICE GRAPHIC EXAMPLE WITH AN ATTRACTIVE, CANTED ANCHOR, ca 1890

13 hand-sewn stars on a u.s. navy small boat ensign of the 1876 centennial era: 13 star American

13 star American national flag of the type flown by the U.S. Navy in the 1870-1880's period

ships flew 13 star flags during the earlier periods. The use of yachting ensigns with a wreath of 13

ensigns at the time and can be seen on other Mare Island flags. There is a heavy canvas binding along the

13 large and strikingly visual stars on a U.S Navy small boat ensign, entirely hand-sewn, circa

- featuring a submarine flying the white ensign flag in the foreground with two ships at sea in the background

belching black smoke and an English naval ensign flag flying from the stern.

naval ensign flag flying from the stern, overtaking a smaller ship bearing a French flag (the viewer's

red ensign flag (a flag that originated in the early 17th century as an English ensign flown by the

of the rail tracks from a ferry boat named the SS Invicta London and flying a red ensign flag

This is an early-to-mid 20th century Red Ensign or "Red Duster" flag, which originated in the early

History, Army and Navy Regulations concerning the National Standard and Ensign, Flag Making, Salutes

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

This is a set of 4 vintage Empirical embassy flags. A Commonwealth, cotton official flag upon an

CANADIAN VERSION OF THE BRITISH RED ENSIGN, A PARADE FLAG ON ITS ORIGINAL STAFF, 1905-1921:

Flag. Hand made on board ship it is Royal Navy tradition to make a Jolly Roger flag when special

13 STARS IN A 3-2-3-2-3 PATTERN ON A UNITED STATES NAVY SMALL BOAT ENSIGN OF EXCEPTIONALLY SMALL

ANTIQUE AMERICAN PRIVATE YACHT FLAG (ENSIGN) WITH 13 STARS AROUND A CANTED ANCHOR, IN A VERY LARGE

ensign, designated as 2.37 x 4.5 feet. At 2.53 x 4 feet (31” x 48”), this particular flag loosely

Antique American Private Yacht Flag (Ensign) With 13 Stars Surrounding A Canted Anchor, An

13 star American national flag of the type flown by the U.S. Navy in the 1870-1880's period

This is a 13-star American Naval Ensign from 1877. The flag has a large fouled anchor at the center

standard, commercially-made flags. “No. 11” is a size designation for U.S. Navy small boat ensigns

This entirely hand-sewn and very rare American flag with 16-Stars is a U.S. Navy small boat ensign

use in the manufacture of U.S. naval ensigns at the time and can be seen on other Mare Island flags

flag left and center of the centerpiece is the Canadian Red Ensign, a former flag of Canada used by the

ANTIQUE AMERICAN PRIVATE YACHT FLAG (ENSIGN) WITH 13 STARS SURROUNDING A CANTED ANCHOR, CIRCA 1910

ANTIQUE AMERICAN PRIVATE YACHT FLAG (ENSIGN) WITH 13 STARS, 1895-1926 ERA : The medallion

This is a 13-star U.S. flag known as a “Private Boat Ensign” or Naval Boat Flag, used first by the

Antique American private yacht flag (Ensign) with 13 stars, Marked "U.S. ARMY STANDARD BUNTING

, near the top, reads “American Ensign 7 ft.” The flag was made by the U.S. Bunting Co., in Lowell

ensign: 13 star American national flag of the type flown by the U.S. Navy in the 1870s-1880s period

flag or "ensign" is flown at the stern (back), and the commission pennant is flown from the at the main

A Victorian wool picture of a three masted frigate flying several flags and ensigns, within a

as the ensigns of merchant companies. Flag sheets and charts like this one were made primarily for

"small boat ensigns," as they were termed. Some feel that the use of 13 star flags never ceased, which

British Royal Navy, American vessels flew three flags. These included the American national flag, a Union

bow (front), the national flag or "ensign" is flown at the stern (back), and the commission pennant is

bird's eye maple frame. The right-hand iron frigate flies a White Ensign and three Signal flags from

with rope twist border sailing the ocean with a red ensign or ""Red Duster"" flag, which is the civil

flags. When at anchor or moored, the jack is flown at the bow (front), the national flag or "ensign" is

flown at the bow (front), the national flag or "ensign" is flown at the stern (back), and the commission

bow (front), the national flag or "ensign" is flown at the stern (back), and the commission pennant is

as the jack on a British Navy ship. Because the British fly various national flags: the white ensign