Flags and pendants of NAVAL Fleet of Russia

The Flags Ensign (1668—1697)  Prow flag (up to 1697)  Masthead flag (up to 1697)  First ship standart “flag of king a Moscow" (1693—1699)  Ensign (1697—1700). With 1700 on 1845 mounted on cargo ships of fleet and was named “a stores flag”, with 1705 till 1917 these flags wore merchant vessels. In 1883 it has become a national flag of Russia Flags of a transient figure (1698—1700) Flag of a centre of a fleet (1700—1712) Flag of an vanguard (1700—1865) Flag of a rear-guard (1700—1865) Jack flag and flag a fortress (1700—1917) The Admiralty flag (1700—1710) The Admiralty flag (1710-1802) Ensign (1710-1712) Andreevsky Flag (1712-1917) Georgian Flag (1819-1917) Flag of the second division (1797-1801) Flag of the third division (1797—1801) Flag of the admiral (1810-1917) Flag of vice-admiral (1810—1917) Flag of the rear-admiral (1810—1917) Command flag by fleet (1899—1917) Banner (1837—1917) Georgian banner (1819—1917) Pendants    The first pendant (äî 1700) The pendant of a captain-commandor The pendant of a Baltic Fleet (äî 1865) The pendant (1732—1865 and 1865—1917) The pendant (1743—1865) The pendant (1732—1765 and1797—1865) Georgian's pendant of the ships, completed by personal structure of Guards crew (after 1819) Georgian's pendant, assigned to linear to the ship of “Azov” (1828) and brig “Mercury” (1829). Subsequently mounted on all ships, wearing titles "Memory of Azov" and “Memory of a Mercury"