Missing info! (4) Title: Rikets vapen och flagga: Betänkande avgivet av inom Justitiedepartementet tillkallad utredningsman Medium: book Main author(s):Mauritz Wijnbladh Language:Swedish Edition (publisher: place): Justitiedepartementet: Stockholm (Sweden) Edition date:1966 Pages: 106 Subject: Sweden — National flag; law Remarks: Statens Offentliga Utredningar 1966:62
Title: Some manuscripts of flag interest in the Pepys library, Magdalen College, Cambridge Medium: article in a vexillological source Main author(s):Timothy Wilson Language:English Source title: Beiträge, 8. Internationaler Kongress für Vexillologie, Wien, 25.-29. Juni 1979 [icv79] Source number (date): (1979) Source pages: 148-156 Remarks: Available on line.
Missing info! (1) Title: Flags at Sea: A guide to the flags flown at sea by British and some foreign ships, from the 16th century to the present day, illustrated from the collections of the National Maritime Museum Medium: book Main author(s):Timothy Wilson Language:English Edition (publisher: place): National Maritime Museum (prod.); H. M. Stationery Office (publ.): Greenwich (United Kingdom) Edition date:1986 Further editions: [wil99a] Catalogue codes:ISBN 0-11-290389-4 = ISBN 978-0-11-290389-5 (see WorldCat entry)
LibraryThing.COM entry #1590957 Pages: 127 Format: 9½×7½″ Subject: vexillology
Full title: Flags at Sea: A guide to the flags flown at
sea by British and some foreign ships, from the 16th century to
the present day, illustrated from the collections of the National
Maritime Museum
Fair number of photographs, drawings and illustrations, some in
colour. Sections on British, U.S., Spanish, Dutch and French
maritime flags as well as a little on signalling and the making of
flags. Plus an extensive bibliography of 198 titles. David Prothero, 5 May 1997
I can’t imagine anyone with a serious interest in the
history of flags who would not want to buy it. Among the unexpected
goodies is the best bibliography of early flag books and charts
I’ve seen and a great glossary of flag terms. Norm Martin, 05 Jul 1999
I really like this book. There are a couple of superb flag
charts in there as well — one being the Napoleonic chart,
if I recall correctly. David Cohen, 06 Jul 1999
The only difference between 1986 and a 1999 “edition”
([wil99] or [wil99a]),
is the cover picture, the transfer of black and white diagrams
on the first and last fly pages to un-numbered pages in the text,
and an un-numbered page of Classified Bibliography Addenda.
There is no reference in the 1999 edition to any earlier editions
other than the original 1986 edition. It seems likely that the
FI Reading
List has a typo with 1989 instead of 1999 (or 1986). David Prothero, 22 Jan 2005
Missing info! (1) Title: Flags at Sea Medium: book Main author(s):Timothy Wilson Language:English Edition (publisher: place): United States Naval Institute: Annapolis (United States) Edition date:1999.10 Previous edition: [wil99a] Catalogue codes:ISBN 1-55750-296-X = ISBN 978-1-55750-296-4 (see WorldCat entry)
LibraryThing.COM entry #1590957 Pages: 121 Format: 245×190 mm
Remarks: paperback; US+Canada edition.
The text deals with the flags of Great Britian (in
depth) and the United States, the Netherlands, Spain
and France. Excellent information regarding the evolution
of the British ensigns used at sea. Includes color and
black and white reproductions of flag charts and notebooks
dating from 1685. Extensive bibliographies and glossary. Phil Nelson, Nov 1999
This is a revised edition of a popular history, first
published in 1986, of the flags flown at sea during the
Age of Sail. Beautifully illustrated with more than one
hundred thirty photographs — seventy-four in color
— it features the flags flown by the principal naval
powers — Great Britain, France, the Netherlands,
Spain, and the United States. The clear narrative unravels
myths and misunderstandings about where, when, and why
certain flags — like the piratical “Jolly
Roger” — were flown. It also tackles such
complicated issues as signaling in peace and war.
Contemporary flag charts and specially
commissioned drawings provide the degree of detail
necessary for modelmakers, artists, and historians. The
remarkable amount of information presented on the
all-important functions of identification and signaling at
sea makes an important contribution to the literature.
quoted by David Cohen, 04 Oct 1999
The only difference between 1986 and a 1999 “edition”,
is the cover picture, the transfer of black and white diagrams
on the first and last fly pages to un-numbered pages in the text,
and an un-numbered page of Classified Bibliography Addenda. David Prothero, 22 Jan 2005
Title: Flags at Sea: A guide to the flags flown at sea by British and some foreign ships, from the 16th century to the present day, illustrated from the collections of the National Maritime Museum Medium: book Main author(s):Timothy Wilson Language:English Edition (publisher: place): National Maritime Museum and Chatham Publishing: London (United Kingdom) Edition date:1999.10 (1st ed.) Previous edition: [wil86] Further editions: [wil99] Catalogue codes:ISBN 1-86176-116-3 = ISBN 978-1-86176-116-3 (see WorldCat entry)
LibraryThing.COM entry #1590957 Pages: 128 Format: 246×191(×10) mm Weight: 390 g
Remarks: british edition.
Full title: Flags at Sea: A guide to the flags flown at
sea by British and some foreign ships, from the 16th century to the
present day, illustrated from the collections of the National
Maritime Museum
The only difference between 1986 and a 1999 “edition”,
is the cover picture, the transfer of black and white diagrams
on the first and last fly pages to un-numbered pages in the text,
and an un-numbered page of Classified Bibliography Addenda.
Published by Chatham (Duckworth) and printed in China. David Prothero, 22 Jan 2005
Title: Die Fahnen des Deutschen Heeres. Einige ergänzende Bemerkungen
(in English: The colours of the German army. Some supplementary remarks) Medium: article in a vexillological source Main author(s):Fritz Wiener Language:German (High) Source title: Zeitschrift für Heereskunde [zhk] Source number (date): 18 (1954) Source pages: 101-102 Remarks: comments on [neu54]
Title: Fahnen, Flaggen und Fahnengeschäft in Luxemburg
(in English: Banners, flags and flag business in Luxembourg) Medium: article in a vexillological source Main author(s):Louis Wirion Language:German (High) Source title: Symbol und Wirtschaft: Zentralorgan aller an der Symbolik Schaffenden [suw] Source number (date): 1-2 (1950) Source pages: 25
Missing info! (4) Title: Eagle and Serpent: A Study in the Migration of Symbols Medium: article in a non-vexillological source: periodical Main author(s):Rudolf Wittkower Language:English Source title:Journal of the Warburg Institute Source number (date): 2 (1938-1939) Source pages: 293-325
Missing info! (4) Title: The Stars and Stripes Medium: book Main author(s):Irving Werstein Language:English Edition (publisher: place): Golden Press: New York (United States) Edition date:1969 Remarks: One of the 38 further reading items recomended in the “School Projects” section of [u9s03].
