
Thus, for Dragoon standards, the bottom half will be red (for the coat color).
The upper half of the Dragoon standard will be in the regiment's facing color.

Thus, the first Dragoon standard would be for a regiment with black facings to their red coats and brass buttons with yellow hat tape.
The second Dragoon unit would be similar to the first except that it would have yellow facings to their red coat.

The white stag is on the unit's "facing color". And, again, the fringe is the same as the button (and hat tape) color.
Thus the first flag would be for a blue-coated regiment with gray facing color and silver buttons and white hat tape.

Thus there once again is a "system" that connects the standards to the units they belong to.
-- Jeff
1 comment:
Nice flags and quite logical system.
Of course, after reading the text depiction of the Stagonian cavalry uniforms (what about some hussars?), I'm eagerly waiting to *see* them... OK, David has seriously neglected the french, templates-wise....
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