British Flags: Their Early History, and Their Development at Sea / With an Account of the Origin of the Flag as a National Device

by William Gordon Perrin

[282] See [Plate X], fig. 6.

[283] A broad green pendant was used by Doria at Lepanto (see [p. 112]), and Drake was noted by the Spaniards for the inordinate size of the pendant he displayed.

[284] Catalogue of Pepysian MSS. (N. R. S.), ii, 400.

[285] Admiralty 1/3546.

[286] Admiralty 1/3456.

[287] Admiralty 2/1.

[288] Catalogue of Pepysian MSS. (N. R. S.), iii, 210.

[289] Admiralty 2/9.

[290] In 1710 Captain Warwick was refused permission to use the "Bugee Pendant"; Admiralty 2/453. Millan's Signal Book (1746) contains an illustration of the "Budgee Broad Pendant."

[291] Admiralty 2/171.