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. A small fragment of wool bunting said the be part of one of the flags of HMS 'Victory' carried at Lord Nelson's funeral, 9 January 1806. Fragment only remains attached to paper.
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. Small fragment of red bunting From the ensign of 'Bellerophon' 1786 worn during the battle of Trafalgar. Her colours were three times hoisted and shot away.
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National Maritime Museum

. Small fragment of red bunting from the ensign of 'Bellerophon' 1786 worn during the battle of Trafalgar. Her colours were three times hoisted and shot away.
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National Maritime Museum

Royal Standard (1801-1816). Royal Standard (1801-1816). Third quarter with the Irish harp in silk, hand-sewn and painted. Said to have been carried by 'Victory' in 1805 and used to drape the barrel in which his body was carried to England. Via t
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White Ensign. A booklet containing a small fragment of bunting from the White Ensign of HMS 'Victory' carried at Lord Nelson's funeral, 9 January 1806. Two fragments only remaining, mounted in a booklet.
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White Ensign. Fragment of a wool bunting, hand-sewn flag. From HMS 'Victory' carried at the funeral of Vice-Admiral Horatio Nelson (1758-1805). Possibly part of the Union Flag in the canton of the White Ensign. The label says that it is part of
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National Maritime Museum