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KarenLarsdatter: Linked trumpets to page of trumpet banners.

2008-12-03T15:02:18Z

Linked trumpets to page of trumpet banners.

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	A '''banner''' is a type of [[period]] [[flag]] that is attached vertically to a [[spear]] or staff, or on other ceremonial items like [[trumpet]]s. They are rectangular in shape with the longer side generally attached to the staff. Some can be found that are square. The flag bears a [[noble]]'s [[device]] or [[symbol]] in such a way that the [[dexter]] side was by the staff on either side of the flag. Some banners had one or more strip or [[tongue]] extending horizontally out from the top edge or the outside edge. They were also commonly decorated with a [[fringe]] around all but the staff side.		A '''banner''' is a type of [[period]] [[flag]] that is attached vertically to a [[spear]] or staff, or on other ceremonial items like [http://larsdatter.com/trumpet-banners.htm trumpets]. They are rectangular in shape with the longer side generally attached to the staff. Some can be found that are square. The flag bears a [[noble]]'s [[device]] or [[symbol]] in such a way that the [[dexter]] side was by the staff on either side of the flag. Some banners had one or more strip or [[tongue]] extending horizontally out from the top edge or the outside edge. They were also commonly decorated with a [[fringe]] around all but the staff side.

	''See also'':		''See also'':

Paul Matisz: Reverted edits by 208.116.31.12 (Talk); changed back to last version by KarenLarsdatter

2007-10-04T21:10:37Z

Reverted edits by 208.116.31.12 (Talk); changed back to last version by KarenLarsdatter

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	A '''banner''' is a type of [[period]] [[flag]] that is attached vertically to a [[spear]] or staff, or on other ceremonial items like [[trumpet]]s. They are rectangular in shape with the longer side generally attached to the staff. Some can be found that are square. The flag bears a [[noble]]'s [[device]] or [[symbol]] in such a way that the [[dexter]] side was by the staff on either side of the flag. Some banners had one or more strip or [[tongue]] extending horizontally out from the top edge or the outside edge. They were also commonly decorated with a [[fringe]] around all but the staff side.		A '''banner''' is a type of [[period]] [[flag]] that is attached vertically to a [[spear]] or staff, or on other ceremonial items like [[trumpet]]s. They are rectangular in shape with the longer side generally attached to the staff. Some can be found that are square. The flag bears a [[noble]]'s [[device]] or [[symbol]] in such a way that the [[dexter]] side was by the staff on either side of the flag. Some banners had one or more strip or [[tongue]] extending horizontally out from the top edge or the outside edge. They were also commonly decorated with a [[fringe]] around all but the staff side.

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2007-10-04T20:54:20Z

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	A '''banner''' is a type of [[period]] [[flag]] that is attached vertically to a [[spear]] or staff, or on other ceremonial items like [[trumpet]]s. They are rectangular in shape with the longer side generally attached to the staff. Some can be found that are square. The flag bears a [[noble]]'s [[device]] or [[symbol]] in such a way that the [[dexter]] side was by the staff on either side of the flag. Some banners had one or more strip or [[tongue]] extending horizontally out from the top edge or the outside edge. They were also commonly decorated with a [[fringe]] around all but the staff side.		A '''banner''' is a type of [[period]] [[flag]] that is attached vertically to a [[spear]] or staff, or on other ceremonial items like [[trumpet]]s. They are rectangular in shape with the longer side generally attached to the staff. Some can be found that are square. The flag bears a [[noble]]'s [[device]] or [[symbol]] in such a way that the [[dexter]] side was by the staff on either side of the flag. Some banners had one or more strip or [[tongue]] extending horizontally out from the top edge or the outside edge. They were also commonly decorated with a [[fringe]] around all but the staff side.

KarenLarsdatter: Added relevant external links

2007-09-09T19:03:59Z

Added relevant external links

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	* [http://donna.hrynkiw.net/flags/norris.html Medieval Flags: Norris]		* [http://donna.hrynkiw.net/flags/norris.html Medieval Flags: Norris]
	* [http://www.merouda.com/asheraldry/as14.htm Heraldic Arts & Sciences: A Banner Wrap Up]		* [http://www.merouda.com/asheraldry/as14.htm Heraldic Arts & Sciences: A Banner Wrap Up]

			== External Links ==
			* [http://moas.atlantia.sca.org/wsnlinks/index.php?action=displaycat&catid=167 Atlantian A&S Links: Heraldic Banners & Flags ]
			* [http://www.larsdatter.com/banners.htm Extant Banners & Flags from the Middle Ages and Renaissance]

	[[category:flag]]		[[category:flag]]
	[[category:heraldry]]		[[category:heraldry]]

Cian at 04:08, 20 February 2007

2007-02-20T04:08:37Z

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	A '''banner''' is a type of [[period]] [[flag]] that is attached vertically to a spear or staff, or on other ceremonial items like [[trumpet]]s. They are rectangular in shape with the longer side generally attached to the staff. Some can be found that are square. The flag bears a [[noble]]'s [[device]] or symbol in such a way that the [[dexter]] side was by the staff on either side of the flag. Some banners had one or more strip or [[tongue]] extending horizontally out from the top edge or the outside edge. They were also commonly decorated with a [[fringe]] around all but the staff side.		A '''banner''' is a type of [[period]] [[flag]] that is attached vertically to a [[spear]] or staff, or on other ceremonial items like [[trumpet]]s. They are rectangular in shape with the longer side generally attached to the staff. Some can be found that are square. The flag bears a [[noble]]'s [[device]] or [[symbol]] in such a way that the [[dexter]] side was by the staff on either side of the flag. Some banners had one or more strip or [[tongue]] extending horizontally out from the top edge or the outside edge. They were also commonly decorated with a [[fringe]] around all but the staff side.

	''See also'':		''See also'':

Merouda: /* References */

2006-12-16T19:05:36Z

References

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	* [http://donna.hrynkiw.net/flags/ Medieval Flags and Banners]		* [http://donna.hrynkiw.net/flags/ Medieval Flags and Banners]
	* [http://donna.hrynkiw.net/flags/norris.html Medieval Flags: Norris]		* [http://donna.hrynkiw.net/flags/norris.html Medieval Flags: Norris]
			* [http://www.merouda.com/asheraldry/as14.htm Heraldic Arts & Sciences: A Banner Wrap Up]
	* [http://www.meridies.org/as/dmir/Heraldry/1306.html Meridies Guidelines for Construction of Banners, Flags and Standards]
	[[category:flag]]		[[category:flag]]
	[[category:heraldry]]		[[category:heraldry]]

Merouda: /* References */

2006-12-16T19:02:22Z

References

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	==References==		==References==
	* [http://~~www~~.~~kwantlen~~.~~ca/~donna/sca~~/flags/~~norris.html#banner~~ Medieval Flags: ~~Norris~~]		* [http://donna.hrynkiw.net/flags/ Medieval Flags and Banners]
			* [http://donna.hrynkiw.net/flags/norris.html Medieval Flags: Norris]
	* [http://www.meridies.org/as/dmir/Heraldry/1306.html Meridies Guidelines for Construction of Banners, Flags and Standards]		* [http://www.meridies.org/as/dmir/Heraldry/1306.html Meridies Guidelines for Construction of Banners, Flags and Standards]
	[[category:flag]]		[[category:flag]]

Cian: banner bearer

2006-10-18T02:53:31Z

banner bearer

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	A '''banner''' is a type of [[period]] [[flag]] that is attached vertically to a spear or staff, or on other ceremonial items like [[trumpet]]s. They are rectangular in shape with the longer side generally attached to the staff. Some can be found that are square. The flag bears a [[noble]]'s [[device]] or symbol in such a way that the [[dexter]] side was by the staff on either side of the flag. Some banners had one or more strip or [[tongue]] extending horizontally out from the top edge or the outside edge. They were also commonly decorated with a [[fringe]] around all but the staff side.		A '''banner''' is a type of [[period]] [[flag]] that is attached vertically to a spear or staff, or on other ceremonial items like [[trumpet]]s. They are rectangular in shape with the longer side generally attached to the staff. Some can be found that are square. The flag bears a [[noble]]'s [[device]] or symbol in such a way that the [[dexter]] side was by the staff on either side of the flag. Some banners had one or more strip or [[tongue]] extending horizontally out from the top edge or the outside edge. They were also commonly decorated with a [[fringe]] around all but the staff side.

		⚫	''See also'':
⚫	In the [[SCA]], the term '''banner''' is commonly used to refer to a flag that is suspended horizontally from a pole. This is actually a [[~~flag\|~~gonfalon]].

⚫	==See also==
	* [[Knight Bachelor]]		* [[Knight Bachelor]]
			== Banners in the SCA ==
		⚫	In the [[SCA]], the term '''banner''' is commonly used to refer to a flag that is suspended horizontally from a pole. This is actually a [[gonfalon]].

			It is also common to see [[banner bearer]]s on the [[field]] during SCA [[battle]]s.

	==References==		==References==

Simoncursitor: category

2006-10-16T09:04:05Z

User 144 at 07:22, 18 May 2006

2006-05-18T07:22:31Z

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	* [http://www.kwantlen.ca/~donna/sca/flags/norris.html#banner Medieval Flags: Norris]		* [http://www.kwantlen.ca/~donna/sca/flags/norris.html#banner Medieval Flags: Norris]
	* [http://www.meridies.org/as/dmir/Heraldry/1306.html Meridies Guidelines for Construction of Banners, Flags and Standards]		* [http://www.meridies.org/as/dmir/Heraldry/1306.html Meridies Guidelines for Construction of Banners, Flags and Standards]
			[[category:flag]]

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	* [http://www.meridies.org/as/dmir/Heraldry/1306.html Meridies Guidelines for Construction of Banners, Flags and Standards]		* [http://www.meridies.org/as/dmir/Heraldry/1306.html Meridies Guidelines for Construction of Banners, Flags and Standards]
	[[category:flag]]		[[category:flag]]
			[[category:heraldry]]