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image by Jaume Ollé, 13 October 1998
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green with green-black triangular border, with central eagle .
Is pictured in The Encyclopedia Catalana. Perhaps is not the
flag of the Kingdom, but the standard of the viceroy (the pattern
is similar to the Austrian rank flags...)
Jaume Ollé, 5 June 1997
The kingdom never had an own flag
Mario Fabretto, 8 June 1997
This is a doubtful flag: it is green with a border of
triangles alternate green and black. In the center there is the
crowned two headed eagle with sword and scepter. Should be
attributed to the kingdom governor. Opinions collected from
several sources:
-Can be an old rank flag for the Austrian viceroy.
-Can be a yellow flag (instead green)
-Don't exist
Jaume Ollé, 13 October 1998
image by Jaume Ollé, 26 January 2003
No. 120 - Lombard Venetian Kingdom (information at side:
"still only used by Venice")
Source: [stb62]
Jaume Ollé, 26 January 2003
It is a mistake. It is not an Austrian flag but it is a
Venetian flag of the XVIII century used by the navy, civil
maritime and military (not in war). The blue stripe and in
particular the Christian cross are typical for 1700's.
Zenzolo Renzo, 12 December 2008
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image by Paolo Zaccaria, 8 May 2006
Recently I visited Museum of Military History in Vienna. The
museum is hosted in the former Arsenal" which was build
between 1848 and 1856. On the first floor the walls are decorated
with the coat of arms of territories that in those years were
Austrian. Here is a picture of the Lombardo-Veneto (in German
Lombardie-Venedig) coat of arm as it is represented there.
Paolo Zaccaria, 8 May 2006
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