Drawing of the flags that make the Union Jack.

A drawing compiled from card showing the three flags that make up the Union Jack. The top flag is the Cross of Saint George, the middle flag is the Cross of Saint Andrew and the bottom flag is the Cross of Saint Patrick. Words identifying each flag are printed inside the flags. Underneath the drawings is a measurement table in feet to show how wide the flags are. Printed underneath are the words "200. 6/74 2636". The reverse side of the drawing gives details about the history of the red, white and blue ensigns. There is waterdamage in the top right corner and acod damage on the reverse side of the drawing.

Object Details

ID: AAB0726
Collection: Fine art
Type: Drawing
Display location: Not on display
Creator: Unknown
Places: United Kingdom; Bristol
Date made: Post 1801; After 1864 Unknown
People: HM Dockyard, Chatham
Credit: National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
Measurements: Sheet: 430 x 250 mm
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