No.1 pennant

General

The number one pennant is a signal flag from the International Code of Signals and it represents the number one, it has no secondary meaning. The number pennants are generally not hoisted as single flags. They are to be hoisted in combination with a letter signal flag to represent something.

Design

The flag is tapered towards the fly. The field is argent with an gules disc in the centre (horizontally) about one third from the length from the hoist.

Alternate use

Sailing yacht owners do use this pennant flying from the backstay about head height from the deck to signal that they are sailing solo, aka there is only one person onboard.

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Note

Captain Jacobson has used this last fact to his advantage while sailing the Narwhal to pick which ship to try to attack.

UnaOne pennant. by Jacob-W

Flag

Item type

Miscellaneous

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Nautical Flag Etiquette Black flag or Red flag Pirate flag of Peter James Jacobson Pirate flag of Rosalind Abigail Oak Pirate flag of Eddie Half-hand No.1 pennant False flag Ensign of Liechtenstein