Image: Royal standard of King Charles I

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Description: Royal standard of King Charles I, raised over Nottingham on the 22 August 1642. “a large red streamer, pennon shaped, cloven at the end, attached to a long red staff having about twenty supporters, and bore next the staff a St. George’s Cross, then an escutcheon of the Royal Arms, with a hand pointing to the crown above it, and the legend: "GIVE UNTO CAESAR HIS DUE," together with two other crowns, each surmounted by a lion passant.”
Title: Royal standard of King Charles I
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