King's Colour of the Regiment of Peninsular Light Infantry of Tarragona 1833-1845 (Spain)

Last modified: 2005-02-06 by santiago dotor
Keywords: tarragona | seville | no8do | lions: 2 (reguardant) | coat of arms: quartered (counterquartered) | coat of arms (pallets: red) | coat of arms (pallets: 4) |
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135 cm × 153 cm
by Sergio Camero

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See also:

• Military Flags 1701-1843 (Spain)
• Historical Flags 1701-1785 (Spain)
• Spain

Other sites:

• Banderas Militares (Military Flags, Spanish text only) by Sergio Camero:
  • Período Borbones hasta Guerra de la Independencia (The Bourbons until the War of Independence i.e. 1701-1812)

This is the Coronela flag [king's colour] of the Regiment of Peninsular Light Infantry of Tarragona, garrisoned at Cuba 1833-1845. The two top corners show the Sevillian anagram 'NO8DO', the two bottom ones the arms of Aragon. The flag is 135 cm high and 153 cm wide. Source: Luis Sorando Muzás, Banderas, Estandartes y Trofeos del Museo del Ejército 1700-1842.

Sergio Camero, 8 September 2001