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• On a ketch, the house flag would be moved to the mizzen.
• House flags ( those defining the owner ) are usually flown from the mainmast truck.
• The ships flew Tyser's house flag but had Corry's funnel colours of buff with black tops.
• Above these are numerous house flags and shields.
• The State House flag was lowered to half-staff.
• The house flag was red with the initials " W . G . C . " in white capitals.
• The house flag was red with the initials " L . P . C . " in white capitals.
• The " Alabama " now proudly flies the Douglas house flag and the Black Dog emblem from her lofty rig.
• The historical traditions of the university are reflected in the coat of arms, its academic regalia and its house flag.
• It also has a house flag and pennants for the use of the Chairman and the Vice Chairman of its Board.
• It was developed from the bank's house flag, a white rectangle divided diagonally to produce a red cross of Saint Andrew.
• The koru also appears on the Air New Zealand house flag and flies at international airports such as Los Angeles Airport.
• As a relatively inexpensive and readily-available paint colour, and one which went well alongside the near-universal black house flag on them.
• Despite this, all Cunard Line ships flew both the Cunard and White Star Line house flags on their masts until 1968.
• "Carolyn " pursued her prosaic calling under the house flag of the Bull Line through the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
• It sailed under a new blue house flag, marked with a white star, the letters BSCL and a central L for Lever.
• Hayward s charts showed many new businesses and families joining the ranks of prominence by acquiring their own house flags, and prominent they were.
• She eventually sailed under the Merchant Shipping Act, flying the RGS house flag and the Blue Ensign and burgee of the Royal Harwich Yacht Club.
• White Star gave their ships names ending in "-ic ", such as house flag, a red broad pennant with two tails, bearing a white five-pointed star.
• The room had housed flags representing the home states and nations of the Alamo heroes, and visitors in the sanctuary would peek at them through a doorway.