Naval Flags and Pennants
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Large Naval Ensign in wool bunting, dated 1988. Measuring an impressive 5
¾' x 3 ¾', this classic Soviet flag was intended for one of the larger warships in
Soviet inventory but possibly never saw service due to the collapse of the USSR
and consequent decline of the Soviet navy. In very good condition, with strong
colors.

Flag of the Supreme Commander of the Soviet Armed Forces,
dated 1975. Early silk version for naval reviews.
Medium size, approx. 3 1/3' x 2 1/2'. Technically, the
highest ranking Soviet naval flag. In excellent
condition. This is a transitional version combining
characteristics of the earlier and later Soviet naval
flags of this type. Extremely rare piece!

Soviet Nautical Code Flag for Figure 1 ("Единица") of Russian
Nautical Code or Latin letter A ("Alpha") of the International
Nautical Code, dated 1951. Medium size, in wool
bunting. Extremely scarce early post-WW2 issue. In very good
excellent condition, free of any moth damage or significant
soiling.

Special Signal Flag of the Soviet Nautical Code designating
Telegraph (i.e. subsequent message sent in the manner of a
telegraph, with each flag representing a single character);
also represents Latin letter G (Golf) of the International
Nautical Code; dated 1952. Medium size, in wool
bunting. Very uncommon early issue. In excellent condition,
free of moth damage or soiling.

Special Signal Flag of the Soviet Nautical Code designating
Execution (i.e. execution of a command); also represents Latin
letter H (Hotel) of the International Nautical Code; dated
1952. Medium size, in wool bunting. Very uncommon early
issue. In excellent condition, free of moth damage or soiling.

Soviet Flag for figure 6 (Шестерка") of Russian Nautical Code,
dated 1952. The same pennant stands for the Latin
letter "О" (Oscar) of the international nautical code. Medium
size, in wool bunting. Very uncommon early issue. In very good
to excellent condition, free of any moth damage or significant
soiling.