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Imperial German Naval Flag Sizes: The Official 1892 Regulations
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FG-065
Germany · Early Imperial Period · 1871–1903
Approx. 120 × 200 cm
FG-065
Germany · Early Imperial Period · 1871–1903


FG-064
Netherlands · WWII Period
Original owner and place of use unknown
First half of the 20th century, likely 1930s–1940s
90 × 145 cm
FG-064
Netherlands · WWII Period


FG-063
Italy · Kingdom & WWII Period · 1922–1946
Acquired at the Ciney Militaria Fair, Belgium, in 2024
Early to mid-1940s
130 × 213 cm
FG-063
Italy · Kingdom & WWII Period · 1922–1946


FG-062
Miscellaneous / International Flags · Flags
Photographed in use at the Christiania-boden before removal and acquired directly from the flagpole in 2026
Contemporary (used until 2026)
Approx. 90 × 130 cm (present condition)
FG-062
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