DescriptionICS-flags.png	English: Standard chart of "International Flags and Pennants" of the International Code of Signals (also known as "Pub. 102"), widely replicated in many publications.
Date	Source document is 1969; date of creation of chart is unknown (see comments).
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This image taken from a publication of the United States government. Original creation of chart is unknown; same chart is seen as early as 1931 in the U.K. version of the International Code of Signals, and probably earliar. This chart is found everywhere. Derivation of this specific file is entirely free of copyright or conditions.

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