Other Ensigns and Naval Flags 1785-1931 (Spain)

Last modified: 2005-02-26 by santiago dotor
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• Corsair Ensign 1820
• Postal Ensign, 19th century (Correos Marítimos)
• Postal Ensign, early 20th century
• Customs Ensigns 1788-1931 (Treasury, Hacienda)
• Yachts' Ensign 1875-1931
• Royal Yacht's Ensign 1875-1931
• Pilot Jack until 1894
• Pilot Flag 1894-1926
• Ensign and Pennant of the Royal Philipphines Company ca.1785-1898 (Real Compañía de Filipinas)
• Naval Rank Flags:
  • Generalissimo of the Navy's Flag 1802-1806 (Generalísimo de la Armada)
  • Overseas Governor-General's Flag 1886-1899 (Gobernador General de Ultramar)

See also:

• Historical Flags 1785-1931
• Spain

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by Jaume Ollé

Correos Marítimos

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by Jaume Ollé

Ensign for Recreational Vessels

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by Santiago Dotor

According to Calvo and Grávalos 1983, a 1875 Decree established a new ensign for recreational vessels (mostly yachts in practice), a national flag with the coat-of-arms replaced by a large royal crown proper. It was abolished in 1931 and was recovered in 1977 but with an all-blue cr