Vintage International Code Signal Flag Framed Nautical Maritime Scarf

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Long before radio became standard at sea, ships communicated visually through a system of brightly colored flags. The International Code … Read more Long before radio became standard at sea, ships communicated visually through a system of brightly colored flags. The International Code of Signals standardized this maritime language, allowing vessels of different nationalities to communicate across language barriers. Each flag represents a letter, but it can also carry a specific message at sea. Examples shown on the scarf include A — “I have a diver down; keep well clear,” O — “Man overboard,” and V — “I require assistance.”

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-Vintage International Signal Code framed nautical scarf
-Scarf features a colorful maritime chart with individual signal flags and their corresponding meanings, numeral pennants, and substitutes.
-Signed Kreier in lower right corner
-Professionally framed under glass on navy blue frame
-Hanging wire to reverse
-Approximate Dimensions: 19.5" x 19.5" x 1"D See less