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by Theo van der Zalm, 17 July 2000
Since 1848 to 1880 the Royal standard was a white flag with a
blue border. At the centre it bore the State Arms flanked by four
tricolours.
Source: Gino Galuppini, Franco Gay, "Insegne
bandiere distintive e stemma della Marina in Italia", in
Rivista Marittima, 1992.
Pier Paolo Lugli, 18 July 2000
by Theo van der Zalm, 17 July 2000
Since 1848 to 1880 the Royal princeps had a swallow tail
version of it, but the arms had a princely crown, were of a
simple form and there was one tricolour and one Savoy flag.
Source: Gino Galuppini, Franco Gay, "Insegne
bandiere distintive e stemma della Marina in Italia", in
Rivista Marittima, 1992.
Pier Paolo Lugli, 18 July 2000
image by Miles Li, 14 December 2022
Royal Standard: blue, in middle of a golden chain a crowned
eagle bearing Savoy cross on breasts, in each corner a crown.
Željko Heimer, 17 September 1996
Royal Standard of the
king of Italy from circa 1905 onward
Theo van der Zalm, 10 July 2000
It is almost identical to those shown in Flaggenbuch 1939,
except that here the shade of blue appears to be darker
Santiago Dotor, 11 July 2000
After 1880 until 1946 the standards were defined as for Royal
Decree of 28 November 1880. The Royal Standard was square, blue,
with a crowned eagle amid, the shield of Savoy on his breast, all
encircled by the collar of SS. Annunziata. A royal crown in each
corner
Source: Gino Galuppini, Franco Gay, "Insegne
bandiere distintive e stemma della Marina in Italia", in
Rivista Marittima, 1992.
Pier Paolo Lugli, 18 July 2000
Simon's image is incorrect. An imperial German 1892-1918 eagle
combined with a 'generic' style of royal crown and a collar which
does not show the 'FERT' acronym of the House of Savoy. The scan
of the Royal Standard is
more accurate.
Santiago Dotor, 15 July 2002
image by Miles Li, 14 December 2022
Royal Standard of the Crown prince of Italy from circa 1905
onward.
Theo van der Zalm, 10 July 2000
After 1880 until 1946 the standards were defined as for Royal
Decree of 28 November 1880.The Gagliardetto dei Principi (ie
Princeps Standard)was the same as the Standard of
the King , but swallow tailed and without crowns in the
corners.
Source: Gino Galuppini, Franco Gay, "Insegne
bandiere distintive e stemma della Marina in Italia", in
Rivista Marittima, 1992.
Pier Paolo Lugli, 18 July 2000
A recent Italian monarchist convention (that took place in the Roman Capitol,
the palace of the mayor of Rome), with some members of the (former) royal
family, had people with the Royal Standard (the blue one with the black eagle)
and the common flag of Italy with the royal arms. The use of the flag with the
crown is common among royalists although during the kingdom (1848-1946) flags
showing the crown were used for military use. The royal standard is in the
slide-show section at
http://www.monarchia.it/attivitasvolte_20111126_roma.html.
SIALA
ASSICURAZIONI, 6 December 2011
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