VTG Nautical Pennant International Code and 22 similar items

Vintage Nautical Pennant International Code Numeral 4 Four Maritime Flag - 111.5?L x 31.5?W - good condition! ***Please visit our store for more vintage newer nautical Maritime flags*** Approximate Measurements as seen in pics: 111 1/2?L x 31 1/2?W Please see all pics! No holes or tears. Some light minimal ?staining? is present that could be cleaned with appropriate cleaners if desired. There is an area as seen in pics of discoloration. We have not attempted to clean this flag. Shadows glares are seen in pics from lighting. In maritime communication, the nautical pennant numeral four (4) represents the digit "4". It's part of the International Code of Signals and is used to convey numeric information when combined with other flags. The specific meaning of a four flag, like any signal flag, depends on the context and how it's combined with other flags according to Flagpro. Here's a breakdown of how numeral flags are used: One-flag signals: Often used for urgent or common signals and warnings. Two-flag signals: Typically used for distress or maneuvering signals. Three-flag signals: Used for compass points, relative bearings, standard times, verbs, punctuation, and general code/decode signals. Four-flag signals: Employed for geographical signals, names of ships, and bearings. Five-flag signals: Used to indicate time and position. Six-flag signals: Indicate north, south, east, or west in latitude and longitude signals. Seven-flag signals: Used for longitude signals with more than one hundred degrees. Thanks for looking and have a great day!