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located by John
Duncan McMeekin, 18
September 2013Sikar was one of the Shekhawati States, subject to Jaipur, Rajasthan.
Sikar was a 9 Gun Salute State, the colours to their flag are not known
except it was a "Panch Ranga" Flag (5 Colours) possibly the old
Jaipur colours. The Sikar flag (dates from 1877),
and came from the Indian Section of the British Library in London.
John
Duncan McMeekin, 18
September 2013
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