Missing info! (2) Title: La bandera medieval del Reino de León Medium: article in a vexillological source Main author(s):Ricardo Chao Prieto Language:Castillian (a.k.a. Spanish) Source title: Banderas [ban] Source number (date): 98 (2006) Subject: León, Castilla y León, Edad Media
Title: The Palestinian flag Medium: article in a vexillological source Main author(s):Khairiyah Qasimiyah Language:English Source title: The Flag Bulletin [tfb] Source number (date): XXX:3 = 141 (1991) Source pages: 93-109
Missing info! (3) Title: Evolución histórica de la bandera nacional: recopilación documental Medium: book Main author(s):Daniel Esteban Chalbaud Lange Languages:Castillian (a.k.a. Spanish) Edition (publisher: place): (unknown publisher): Caracas (Venezuela) Edition date:1997 Catalogue codes:ISBN 98007391-7 = ISBN 978-98007391-10 (see WorldCat entry) Pages: 162 Format: 29×22 cm Remarks: Col. ill. Location inferred. Listed in [brz00a] as Q14.
Missing info! (2) Title: New Glory : New designs for flags Medium: book Main author(s):Paul Chadbourne Mills (dir. forew.) Secondary author(s): (several); Antonio Frasconi (cover art) Language:English Edition (publisher: place): Santa Barbara Museum of Art: Santa Barbara (United States) Edition date:1976 (1st ed.) Catalogue codes: LoC:76-43196 Pages: 32+4 Subject: United States of America — State flags
Remarks: Exhibtion catalogue.
Title on the title page: ✶✶ : “New
Glory” : A Flag History and Design Project for the American
Revolution Bicentennial : Part II: New Designs for Flags
Missing info! (9) Title: Wip’ala: Bandera del Pusisuyu
(in English: Wiphala: The flag of the Inca Empire) Medium: article in a non-vexillological source: obsolete entry Main author(s):Kara Chukiwanka Language:Castillian (a.k.a. Spanish) Source number (date): (2002 (?)) Subject: Wiphala (Qulla Suyu)
Remarks: Available
on
line. First part of a series; second part is “Las
Wip’alas del Tawantinsuyu”.
This article may have been published on paper, but I found no
evidence of this (apart from the illustrations, apparently scanned
from a typescript).
It deals with the (supposed) proto-Inca Empire
flags, defending an Aymara origin and reporting their ancestry
to previous andean civilizations, but in my opinion its scholarly
level is low — while scarce, if any, referencing and evidence
is provided.
Title: The Global Legacy of Cuba’s Estrella Solitaria (Lone Star Flag) Medium: article in a vexillological source Main author(s):Hipólito Rafael Chacón Language:English Source title: Raven: A Journal of Vexillology [rav] Source number (date): 24 (2017) Source pages: 1-26
Missing info! (3) Title
(in English: Symbols of the Chechen State) Medium: article in a vexillological source Main author(s):Sayyed Hasan Musa Khadjiev Language:unknown Source title: Flag Report [frp] Source number (date): 12 (1999.10.01) Remarks: Also «Published in Gwaziyeh (Vestnik) Maicop Issues No. 14, June - Issue No. 15, July».
Missing info! (3) Title: The Canadian Flag Medium: article in a non-vexillological source: periodical Main author(s):E. M. Chadwick Language:English Source title:Canadian Almanac Source number (date): (1894) Source pages: 227-228+233 Source edition (publisher: place): Clark Copp: Toronto (Canada)
Missing info! (4) Title: Les Drapeaux des Régiments français en Nouvelle-France (1755-1763) Medium: article in a non-vexillological source: periodical Main author(s):René Chartrand Language:French Source title:Heraldry in Canada Source number (date): VI:3 (1972.09) Source pages: 4-9 Source edition (publisher: place): (unknown) (Canada)
Missing info! (1) Title: The flags of New France Medium: article in a vexillological source Main author(s):Réne Chartrand Language:English Source title: The Flag Bulletin [tfb] Source number (date): XVI:1 (1976 (?)) Source pages: 13-21
Title: A U.S. Redesign Medium: article in a vexillological source Main author(s):Shane Erickson Language:English Source title: The Vexilloid Tabloid [vxo] Source number (date): 101 (2023.08) Source pages: 9 Remarks: Available on line.
Missing info! (3) Title: The history of the United States flag. From the revolution to the present, including a guide to its use and display Medium: book Main author(s):Milo Milton Quaife Secondary author(s): M. J. Weig; R. E. Appleman Language:English Edition (publisher: place): Harper: New York (United States) Edition date:1961 Pages: 182
Remarks: 24 col.plts with 59 ills & 4 figs. One of the 38
further reading items recomended in the “School Projects”
section of [u9s03].
