VTG Nautical Pennant International Code and 22 similar items

Vintage Nautical Pennant International Code Numeral Seven 7 Maritime Flag - 146? L x 45 1/2?W - great condition! Maritime Flag - good condition! ***Please visit our store for more vintage newer nautical Maritime flags*** Approximate Measurements: 146? L x 45 1/2?W Please see all pics! No holes or tears. Great condition with minimal wear. We have not attempted to clean this flag. Shadows glares are seen in pics from lighting. In maritime communication, a numeral pennant number 7 signifies the digit "7" within the International Code of Signals. These pennants are used alongside other code flags to convey numeric information, playing a crucial role in clear communication at sea, according to Flagpro and Marine Lite. Here's a more detailed explanation: Numeral Pennants: The International Code of Signals uses a set of pennants, each representing a numeral from 0 to 9. Number 7 Pennant: The pennant specifically representing the digit "7" is known as the Numeral Pennant No. 7. Purpose: These pennants are used to form numbers within messages, allowing ships to communicate specific numerical data, such as distances, depths, or other quantitative information. Context: The meaning of the number 7, like other numeral pennants, depends on the context of the message and the other flags used in conjunction with it. Example: If a ship wants to signal a distance of 7 nautical miles, they would likely use the numeral pennant for 7 in combination with other flags indicating distance. Thanks for looking and have a great day!