Second Hand History of Irish Flags
From the Earliest Times to the Present Day
Author : G. A. Hayes-McCoy
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Condition
Very good condition. A well-kept copy with light signs of handling and minor shelf wear to the boards. The binding is firm and square, and the pages are clean and bright throughout. A small ownership label from the Flag Research Center has been neatly affixed to one page, but there are no other significant markings or defects noted. A very presentable second-hand copy.
Details
General - Pages : 240 | Images : colour plates of historic flags and banners, numerous black and white illustrations, line drawings and photographs. | Publisher : G K Hall & Co, | Place of Publication : Boston, US | Language : English
Hardback - Year of Publication : 1979 | Edition : First edition | Size : 308mm x 214mm | ISBN : 0816184003
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A comprehensive reference work on the development of Irish flags and banners from the medieval period through to the twentieth century. Compiled by G. A. Hayes-McCoy, one of Ireland's leading historians, the book examines the origins, symbolism and historical use of military, political, religious and civic flags associated with Ireland. Richly illustrated with full-colour plates and numerous black and white illustrations, it covers Gaelic standards, Confederate and Jacobite colours, Volunteer and United Irishmen flags, Repeal and Fenian banners, and many other significant examples. An essential reference for collectors, historians, museums and anyone with an interest in Irish military history, heraldry and vexillology.
