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Re: strange banner


From: Christian Folini
Date: Mon, 4 Jan 2010 20:51:48 +0100

Hey Jakub,

Tom is right. It is Berne.

The red and black variant was still in use in the 15th.
I can not tell you much about the when and why though.

In your scan http://www.armabohemia.cz/CDD/prapor1.jpg
the following Swiss flags are to be seen:
- Knight with the flag of the Bishop of Basle
- Glarus
- Zurich (mostly hidden)
- Zug
- Fribourg
- Ob- / Nidwalden combined
  or Solothurn. The flags are interchangeable.
- Berne
- Solothurn
  or Ob- / Nidwalden combined. The flags are interchangeable.
- Lucerne
- Uri
- Schwyz

At least this is my guess. Corrections welcome.

When is the year of this battle and who is the French guy
riding next to the Basle knight?

Christian

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