-
other emblem as part of the design.
Scandinavian countries also use
swallowtailed state flags, to
further differentiate them from
civil flags. In addition...
- dolphins)
appear on the
reverse (back). The
Icelandic presidency uses a
swallowtailed Icelandic state flag with a
square panel bearing coat of arms. The National...
-
Experiment by Poulton, 1890:
swallowtailed moth
pupae with
camouflage they
acquired as larvae...
- of
Poland (Polish:
bandera wojenna Rzeczypospolitej Polskiej) is a
swallowtailed horizontal bicolor of
white and red with the
national coat of arms in...
- its
battle honours. In the case of the
Gentlemen at Arms, this is a
swallowtailed standard of
crimson edged in gold. The
cross of St
George is at the...
- the family.
Males have near-square
flags while those of
females are
swallowtailed.
Elements of an individual's
family coat of arms are also incorporated...
-
Swallowtailed version of the flag, unofficial, but po****r on the Islands...
-
letter E
ending in a swallowtail, and the Ryūkyūan
civil ensign was a
swallowtailed letter D
signal pennant. West of the Oder–Neisse line, the
German states...
-
lancers and Ch****eurs-à-Cheval, as well as the
horse artillery, all had
swallowtailed guidons. In 1812 the
designs were unified, with both now
having unit...
- Wehrmacht. The
standards (German: Standarten) were
rectangular and
swallowtailed,
while flags (German: Fahnen) were
larger and square.
Carried by a battalion...
