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[gda96]

[gdb]

2 entries in this source:

issue 9:

p.48: [qza93];

issue 96:

[gtz04];

Remarks: Information on line. Published monthly, except on March, June, September and December, in collaboration with Centre Belgo-Européen d’Études des Drapeaux. Not the same as [ban]!

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[gddXXa]

[gde]

[gdg68]

[gdg73]

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[gdj26]

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[gdm22]

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[gdo86]

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[gdr13]

Remarks: Reviewed in [vxo14q]. Sample on line. Order form on line.

[gdu21]

Remarks: Available on line as browsable (start on p.76) and as a PDF document.

[gdv05]

Remarks: Document and context on line.

This seems to be an interesting book; curiously, it has no images except for the cover and a historical painting depicted on the last page. Ninety pages about the national symbols — flag, coat of arms and anthem (about the flag p.27-56).
António Martins, 13 Jan 2008

[gdw01]

[gdx98]

[gdz23]

Remarks: Originally presented in the NAVA 2023 meeting, granting its author the Captain William Driver Award (Honorable Mention).

[gee02]

Remarks: Information on line.

There’s a slant to the book; it is not meant to be a general guide. Rather it wants to coherently present everything concerning banners as used by some well-defined groups. (Co-publisher is the study group Flemish [banner throwing] guilds archive): «Banneristics mainly wants to answer the question, what to put on a flag? Nowadays new assocations no longer see the design of a banner as a first task — in earlier days this was a costly affair as it was to be the outward sign of the that community. Banner tradition is now mainly honoured by archeries, guilds, and folkloristic groups.» Chapters:

1. History of flags
2. Flag typology
3. Flag terminology
4. Heraldic information
5. The difficult choice
6. Banneristics and the guild flag
7. Banneristics and throwing flags in the guilds
8. Banneristics and flags in the folkloristic movement
9. Making a flag
10. Maintenance, preservation, and restoration
11. Flag protocol and usage
12. Guild traditions

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[ger52]

Remarks: 49 ills. Information on line, incl. some page facsimiles:

• p.9 (national arms)
• p.12 (arms of Jan van Riebeck)
• p.21 = pl.I (flags of Portugal)
• p.25 = pl.II (flags of the Netherlands)
• p.29 = pl.III (flags of the Netherlands)
• p.31 (cyphers of the VOC)
• p.33 = pl.IV (flags of England)
• p.37 = pl.V (flags of Britain)
• p.41 = pl.VI (flags of South Africa)
• p.45 = pl.VII (flags of South Africa)

This and [ger52a] appear to be parallel editions, not translations.
Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 07 Nov 2007

[ger52a]

This and [ger52] appear to be parallel editions, not translations.
Peter Hans van den Muijzenberg, 07 Nov 2007

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Remarks: Images of 127 signal flags with merchants names identified underneath. Available on line (image). Not the same as [u9sXXy].

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