Other Royal Flags 1806-1918, unidentified or mistaken (Bavaria, Germany)

Last modified: 2004-12-29 by santiago dotor
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• Royal Palace Flag 19th Century (reported 1850)
• (Royal?) Wedding Flag 19th century (reported 1842)
• Royal Yacht Pennant 1862 (reported 1862)
• Royal Yacht Flag c.1870

See also:

• Royal Standards 1806-1918 (Bavaria / Bayern, Germany)
• Kingdom of Bavaria 1806-1918 (Königreich Bayern)
• Germany

Reported 1850

N.B.: quarters 2 and 3 should bear a gold lion on a black field
by Jaume Ollé and Jorge Candeias

Red flag with a canton of: quarterly 1 and 4 blue-white lozengy; 2 and 3 plain black. Usage is uncertain.

Norman Martin, August 1998

This flag is known to have existed at the beginning of the 19th century and it is supposed to had been a royal palace flag. The canton is quartered of Bavaria and Rhine Palatinate (sable, a double tailed lion or, crowned, armed and langued gules: not plain black).

Mario Fabretto, 3 August 1998

Reported 1842

by Jaume Ollé

Reported 1862

by Jaume Ollé

by Jaume Ollé

This flag shows the 1835 arms with the escutcheon with the orb, which was not used after 1804 which must mean that either it is a pre-1804 flag or that it is wrong.

Santiago Dotor, 21 June 2001