Framed International Code of Signals Hotel (H) Linen Flag Lanterns and Frank Paine

and Frank Paine

Polished steel ships lantern

International Code of Signals flags were used extensively by naval and merchant vessels to communicate essential operational and safety messages before the widespread use of radio communications

There are six mahogany skylights all fitted with brass bars

Framed International Code of Signals Hotel (H) Linen Flag Lanterns and Frank PainePRE ORDER ESTIMATED TO SHIP FROM AUGUST 20 Framed International Code of Signals Hotel (H) maritime signal flag, professionally mounted within a shadow box display. Constructed of vertically divided white and red linen panels, the flag retains its original heavy canvas hoist, rope lanyard, and wooden toggle. Used aboard merchant and naval vessels, alphabet signal flags formed part of the International Code of Signals, enabling ships to communicate