VTG Nautical Pennant International Code and 22 similar items

VTG Nautical Pennant International Code Numeral 5 Five Maritime Flag - 113 1/2?L x 31 1/2?W - great condition! ***Please visit our store for more vintage newer nautical Maritime flags*** Approximate Measurements: 113 1/2?L x 31 1/2?W Please see all pics! No holes or tears. Some light ?staining? is present that could be cleaned with appropriate cleaners if desired. We have not attempted to clean this flag. Shadows glares are seen in pics from lighting. In the International Code of Signals, the nautical pennant numeral five, or "5", is a triangular flag, typically yellow and blue, used to represent the number five in maritime communication. It's a visual signal, one of ten numeral pennants (0-9), used to convey numerical information between ships. Here's a more detailed breakdown: Purpose: Numeral pennants like the "5" pennant are crucial for transmitting numerical data at sea, such as distances, positions, or other coded messages. Design: The "5" pennant is a triangular flag with a yellow and blue color scheme. Usage: It can be used alone or in conjunction with other numeral pennants to represent larger numbers. Code: The International Code of Signals uses these pennants for various communications, including those related to navigation, safety, and other important information. Thanks for looking and have a great day!