241 Bulgaria. 242 Roumania. 243 Servia. 244 Japanese Ensign. 245 Japanese Imperial Standard. 246 Japanese Transport Flag. 247 Chinese Merchant Flag. 248 Japanese Guard Flag. 249 Orange Free State. 250 Liberia. 251 Congo State. 252 Rajah of Sarawak. 253 South African Republic.
254 to 267 Fourteen Flags from the Signal Code of the Royal Navy. 268 Special Flag of the Coast Guard.
269 to 278 Code of Sir Hope Popham, used by Nelson at Trafalgar, &c. 10 illus.
279 to 286 Special Battle Signals, code suggested in 1788. 8 illus.
287 to 296 Numerical Code. Signal Code of 1788. 10 illus.
297 to 306 Pilot Signals of various Nationalities. 10 illus.
307 to 324 The Flags of the International Code. 18 illus. 325 The Signal-hoist for the Eddystone Lighthouse, B.D.T.F. 326 Code-signal for the Port of London, B.D.P.Q. 327 Code-signal of SS. _Germanic_, N.V.B.Q. 328 Code-signal of the _Hesperus_, M.N.D.L. 329 Code-signal of H.M.S. _Devastation_, G.R.C.T. 330 "Do you wish to be reported?" B.P.Q. 331 "All safe!" V.K.C. 332 "Report me to Lloyd's Agent." P.D.S. 333 "Do you want assistance?" H.V.F. 334 "Has any accident happened?" B.G.H.
335 to 339 Signal Flags of SS. _Australia_, _Arcadia_, _Massilia_, _Victoria_, _Bengal_. (Are all Vessels in the P. & O.) 340 to 344 Signal Flags of SS. _Oroya_, _Orient_, _Ophir_, _Orotava_, _Ormuz_. (Are all Vessels of the Orient Line.) 345 to 349 Signal Flags of SS. _La Touraine_, _Lafayette_, _Ville-de-Tanger_, _Amerique_, _Saint-Germain_. (Are all Vessels of the Compagnie Generale Transatlantique.)
350 to 354 Flag-signals of some of the numerous _Victorias_ on the Shipping List.
355 to 359 Flag-signals of some of the numerous _Australias_ on the Shipping List.
360 to 364 Flag-signals of some of the numerous _Britannias_ on the Shipping List.
_The Botolph Printing Works, Crosskey Square, Little Britain, E.C._
[1] "Every Isle differs from each other in their Fancy of making Plads, as to the Stripes in Breadth and Colours. This Humour is as different through the main Land of the Highlands in so far that they who have seen those Places are able at the first View of a man's Plad to guess the Place of his Residence."--Martin's "Description of the Western Islands," 1703. See also "Old and Rare Scottish Tartans," by Donald Stewart, all illustrated by actual pieces woven in silk to a reduced scale. The latest tartan, that of Balmoral, was devised by Prince Albert in the year 1848.