Salm-Salm 1386-1811 (Germany)

Principality of Salm-Salm, Fürstentum Salm-Salm

Last modified: 2001-10-26 by santiago dotor
Keywords: germany | salm-salm | principality of salm-salm | fürstentum salm-salm | fuerstentum salm-salm | salm-kyrburg | salm-horstmar | fish: 2 | fish: salmon | crosses: 4 (white) | roses: 4 | triangular | crosses: 4 (lorraine) |
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• Introduction
• Salm-Salm 1386-1803
• Salm-Salm triangular flag
• Salm-Kyrburg until 1798
• Salm-Salm and Salm-Horstmar 1803-1811
• Salm-Salm (unknown dates)

See also:

• Historical Flags (Germany)
• France
• Germany

Other sites:

• History of the Principality de Salm by Pierre Juillot

The Principality of Salm-Salm (located in the departement Vosges, capital Senones) was annexed by France on the 2nd March 1793. The Principality has a triangular flag, red with two yellow bars adossés and four yellow crosses of Lorraine and four roses. There was also a variant, rectangular with the fishes being white as well as the crosses