Imperial German pilot flag
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Imperial German pilot flag
Imperial German pilot flag 1867-1919 pattern. It is made of wool bunting with a linen hoist and is machine stitched, the upper and lower edges are selvedges. The civil ensign with its three horizontal stripes of black, white and red is placed within a white border. It belonged to merchant officer John Fenton. His apprentices indenture is dated 20 June 1903, Liverpool, his master's certificate 9 October 1911. He made his last voyage as third mate on the 'Mount Stewart' to Australia in 1923.
Original size: 1956 mm x 2667 mm
- Image reference: L0175
- National Maritime Museum, Greenwich, London
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