Heraldry links (Part 4)
Flag websites
Flag websites
Flags are not heraldry; they fall under an entirely different discipline called vexillology. However, there are many connections beween the two disciplines, partly because many flags are heraldic banners or are derived in some way from coats of arms
Flags of the World (Vexillum)
One of several mirror sites for Flags of the World. FOTW provides the most comprehensive coverage of flags on the Internet today, and many of its pages include coats of arms (in English).
One of several mirror sites for Flags of the World. FOTW provides the most comprehensive coverage of flags on the Internet today, and many of its pages include coats of arms (in English).
Flying with Pride
All about the flag South Africa has flown with pride since 1994 (in English).
All about the flag South Africa has flown with pride since 1994 (in English).
World Flag Database
Worldwide coverage of flags (in English).
Worldwide coverage of flags (in English).
Deutsche Gesellschaft für Flaggenkunde
The German vexillological society’s website (in German, English, French, Spanish and Russian).
The German vexillological society’s website (in German, English, French, Spanish and Russian).
The Flags of the Swiss Communes
Pascal Gross’s website (in French, German, English, Italian and Rumantsch).
Pascal Gross’s website (in French, German, English, Italian and Rumantsch).
Medieval Flags and Banners
subtitled “Standards and Pinsils and Pennons, Oh My!” (in English) – a heraldry-related site dealing with flag types of long ago.
subtitled “Standards and Pinsils and Pennons, Oh My!” (in English) – a heraldry-related site dealing with flag types of long ago.
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