I found this one a while ago:
http://web.ceu.hu/medstud/manual/SRM/pic/46banner.jpg
It´s the first link on this page: http://www.larsdatter.com/banners.htm
And the dags appear to be lined and not hemmed or
left raw, which I find quite sensible on a flag.
Hanna
At 07:25 23.04.2012, you
Thanks, I hadn't been thinking in terms of banners and other furnishings, since
the original question was in the context of clothing, but I'll pass on all
references.
Heather
On Apr 25, 2012, at 1:08 AM, Hanna Zickermann wrote:
I found this one a while ago:
Small note, this is a gofalon and not a flag. This banner would have been
hung indoors or used in a parade.
Most gofalons were lined or same design on the other side depending on it's
use.
De
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I found this one a while ago:
I received a research request via my Surviving Garments database for leads on
surviving textiles or garments that show dagging. (The question came from
someone who works primarily with art, so he isn't familiar with the textile
sources.) Since my database doesn't deal in fragments (except in
