Argentine historical military flags (original) (raw)

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• Montevideo Volunteers (1802)
• Coronela in Montevideo - Rio de la Plata
• Patricios regiment (1807)
• Royal Infantry in Tucuman Battle (1812)
• Third spanish regiment in America
• Regiment of Abancay flag in Salta Battle See also:
• Andes army (1817-1818)
• Argentine historical flags
• Argentina

Montevideo Volunteers (1802)

[](../images/a/ar^mv02.gif)
by Jaume Oll�, 07 Aug 2000

Coronela in Montevideo - Rio de la Plata

[](../images/a/ar^mr02.gif)
by Jaume Oll�, 09 Aug 2000

Patricios regiment (1807)

[](../images/a/ar^patrr.gif)
by Jaume Oll�, 09 Aug 2000

Royal Infantry in Tucuman Battle (1812)

[](../images/a/ar^ri12.gif)
by Jaume Oll�, 10 Aug 2000

Third spanish regiment in America

[](../images/a/ar^3reg.gif)
by Jaume Oll�, 11 Aug 2000

Regiment of Abancay flag in Salta Battle

[](../images/a/ar^abar.gif)
by Jaume Oll�, 12 Aug 2000

In the ribbon at fly it read: "Viva el rey"; in the lowder ribbon: "Regimiento de Abancay".
by Jaume Oll�, 12 Aug 2000

Shouldn�t the raguly bars on flags around the shield be saltires? Isn�t it odd to see ragully used in any other position than the saltire gules on argent?
Željko Heimer, 12 Aug 2000