USSR / Soviet Navy Broad Pennant / Divisional Commander
Introduced in 1950 and used until 1992, all Soviet Navy masthead pennants followed the same general pattern of a Soviet Naval Ensign at the hoist with the remainder of the fly being either white, blue or red ending in a swallow-tail. Flown on the flagship of a commander the broad-pennants, unlike most Western navies, did not represent a vessel in commission, but rather the size of the force being commanded.
From the Louise Veninga Collection.
Noteworthy Flag
No Description
Hoist & Fly | |
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Width of Hoist | 15.25 |
Length of Fly | 76 |
Stripes | |
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Size of Hoist | 1.4375 |
Stars | |
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Are there stars on obverse? | no |
Are there stars on reverse? | no |
Stripes | |
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Has a Blood Stripe? | no |
Fabric | |
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Fabric | Wool |
Comments on Fabric | Bunting |
Stitching | |
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Stitching | Machine |
Comments on Stitching | SINGLE NEEDLE ON THE HEM. REINFORCING ON THE FLY. |
Attachment | |
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Comments on Method of Attachmen | ROPED HEADER WITH LOOPS. |
Method of Attachment | Loops |
Documentation | |
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Documents |
All original documents and drawings are held in the Zaricor Flag Collection Archives.
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Drawings |
All original documents and drawings are held in the Zaricor Flag Collection Archives.
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Condition | |
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Condition | Excellent |
Damage | UNUSED. |
Displayable | yes |