This is a list of the various flags on the blog that are not French and Prussian!
Austrian Infantry Flags of the Early War of the Austrian Succession 1740s (and more to come yet):
Flags of Austrian Regiment Hoch und Deutschmeister as probably/possibly carried in the early War of the Austrian Succession
24 Flags of unknown Austrian regiments of Charles VI, as carried in the 1740s by the army of Maria Theresa
3 Austrian cuirassiers standards of the late 17th and early 18th centuries, 2 of unknown regiments but one of Taafe's Cuirassiers in the WSS
Genoese Infantry Flags WAS; 3 sets plus a sheet of fictional flags
Infantry Flags of the British/Hanoverian Légion Britannique - speculative version (plus dragoon guidons on request)
Portuguese Flags of the Seven Years War Period:
16 assorted flags in five batches
The Reichsarmee (with more to come)
Franconian Infantry Regiment Ferntheil
Franconian Infantry Regiment Varell
Hessen-Darmstadt Infantry Regiment
Kurköln Infantry Regiment Wildenstein
Speculative flags of the Kurmainz Infantry Regiment
Speculative flags of the Mainz-Lamberg Infantry Regiment
Swabian Infantry Regiment Baden-Baden
Swabian Infantry Regiment Baden-Durlach
Swabian Infantry Regiment Fürstenberg (Rodt)
Swabian Cuirassier Regiment Hohenzollern
Spanish Infantry Flags 1728-1768 (with more to come):
Castilla
Córdoba
Galicia
Saboya
Soria
Zamora
WSS:
Bavaria:
Bavarian Horse Grenadiers Guidon
Sheet of 4 Bavarian infantry flags
Denmark:
Danish Foot Guards [Battalion and Colonel's Flags]
Danish Regiment Prince Carl
Savoy/Piedmont:
National Regimental FlagsRegiment Aigoin
Regiment Desportes
Regiment La Reine
Regiment Nizza
Regiment Piedmont
Regiment Schulemberg
Swiss Regiment Reding
Unknown Regiment Flags x 4
This list to be continued as there are many more flags to list...
Dutch ?
ReplyDeleteYes, I'd like to do Dutch; they are on my (very long now!) To Do list... :-)
DeleteI was thinking this week that a good Dutch one to start with would be Nassau-Friedland. It's a very simple flag (at least the yellow/blue WSS one is), for an important regiment, that isn't available commercially.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the comment, Simon. There seems to be some confusion over Nassau-Friesland and Aylva's flags; I see that Warflag and the Kronoskaf WSS Wiki do the same, also assigning the blue-yellow flag to Nassau-Friesland. This is confirmed by Belaubre and Goldberg's work on Dutch flags of the period, and I see that the Helion book on the Dutch 1660-1687 follows the Belaubre-Goldberg conclusion that the blue-yellow flag(s) belonged to Aylva. There are two versions of the blue-yellow Aylva flag. The French MS of flags captured at Fleurus 1690 has a more complex version with a heraldic shield in the hoist than that depicted in the Triomphes Louis XIV. I shall probably produce both of them. I shall eventually do the more complicated white with a fan of red flames Aylva flag too.
ReplyDeleteHi David, I think you are probably right, and that the flag was captured at Fleurus. It is a beautiful flag!
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