October 20, 1989

Dear NAVA Member:

Attached is a compiled bibliography of all of the two hundred andninety-three past NAVA oral presentations together with a selectedthree hundred and seventeen NAVA News articles arranged alphabeticallyto subject matter, i.e. I took the most descriptive word from eachtitle using that as the subject and arranged them alphabetically.This list was compiled to familiarize you with the varied flag . ~_

subjects reported on.

Some titles may be vague or really not descriptive. I would likethe speakers and/or writers to contact me if they feel a more suitablenon-titled word more aptly describes their presentation or article andin the next up-dated bibliography those key words will dictate whichletter of the alphabet the subject title will be listed under.

NAVA News articles are distinguished from oral presentations asthey have only the month or season and year following their subjectheadings. Photostats of any NAVA News articles may be obtained ata modest cost from your NAVA Historian.

Subject titles that are followed by a "star" indicates that thetitle is listed under ~ore than one key subject word.

Displays at NAVA Conventions have been excluded from thisbibliography.

Oral presentations as listed mayor may not have had writtenreports. For those presentations that have a "FRC" designationfollowing their title, please contact Dr. Whitney Smith as theywith copyright status have been turned over to the Flag ResearchCenter.

To economize space on this "Subject Bibliography" Titles andfull names were not used - only last names and first name initials.

An accompanying "Surname Bibliography" has also been preparedfor you and is, herein, attached. This bibliography does havefull names and titles arranged alphabetically. This list was ~

prepared to show you quickly Who did What and When as far as pastNAVA oral presentations.

If there are any errors, ommissions, misspellings, deletions,etc., to· be corrected, please do notify yourNAVA Historian.It will help immeasurably.

Should I be retained as your NAVA Historian, I will endeavorto up-grade these publications at the next up-dating.

Respectf!71~ s~~ted,

mOJY-ka~MARK A. LISSNAVA Historian '88-'89

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ACADIAN Flag is 100 years oldThe Louisiana ACADIAN FlagBanner of ACHEH (FRC)ADRIAN, Michigan FlagFlags of ADVERTISING (FRC)A Flag Day on AFGHANISTAN

-Flying Flags AFLOATThe PIngs of ~FRICA

The AFRICAN-American FlagFl~gs and Geography (former names of AFRICAN Countries)Flags in~the Land of AHSOn Resear-ehiDE;1°Thirty ,F lags:o-,bfALABAMATexans remember ALA!10and its FlagALAND (new Scandinavian Country)The AMERICAN'S Flag N.AHERICAN Flags and the History of the U.S.A.Flags in AMERICAN HistoryAMERICAN LEGION Flag Project in SchoolsAMERICAN PATRIOTS Award CeremonyBook Debut - Standards and Colors of the

AMERICAN REVOLUTION E.The Origins of the Symbols employed in the Colorsof the Continental Army during the AMERICAN REVOLUTION

Flags of the AMERICAN REVOLUTION (FRC)Flags of ANTARCTICA (FRC)APICULTURE in Vexillology - Bees on Flags and

Coats of ArmsA New Flag for a 300-Year-Old ARCHERY SOCIETY (FRC)Flags of the Federation, ARGENTINA 1814-1853Flags of the FederationtARGENTINA 1814-1853)ARGENTINA Provincial FlagsARGENTINE Flag in MontereyThe ARIZONA City FlagsIntroducing the Flag of ARLINGTON COUNTY, VirginiaBanner years for the AUSSIESThe Flag Society of AUSTRALIAAUSTRALIAN Ethnic FlagsFlag Historian produces AUSTRALIAN Flag Chart after

twenty years of research

Sept/Oct. 1984July/Aug. 1989W. Smith, 1985

Winter, 1982w. Smith, 1978

Mar/Apr. 1986A. August, 1972J. Hurley, 1968

May/June 1988Dec. 1971

J. Ferrigan 1985L. ~KniBht.s 1980

"May/June 1985May/Apr. 1984

Artimovich 1982Francis 1986K. Huff 1969

J .. Doetsch 1973G. Cahill 1973

Richardson 1982

H. Maduas 1979W. Smith 1975W. Smith 1978

R. Gauron 1973C. Rham 1987

G. Tracchia 1986Sept/Oct. 1987

G. Tracchia 1988G. Tracchia 1985

L. Knights 1982Sept/Oct. 1985Mar/Apr. 1986

July/Aug. 1984July/Aug. 1988

July/Aug. 1984

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G. Cahill 1985R. Morris 1982Apr/June 1978

Sept. 1983J. Hofmeister 19704' 0

W. :Angst 1969'Apr. 1973

W. Smith 1969May/Apr~1984

D; Phillips 1981A. Rabbow 1977Hutchison 1972

winter 1981Jan/feb. 1985

New Flag of the BAHAMASFlags of BALTIMORE and MarylandAn Armorial BANNER for President Kennedy* (FRC)BATTLE Flags furled at lastThe BEDFORD Flag (FRC)BEDFORD Flag 304 years oldProposed New BELGIAN Royal StandardsFlag Strife over BERLIN: A Follow-Up 0 (FRC)BETSY ROSS, Maker of the First Stars and Stripes (FRC)F.Florence Hutchison NAVA ,oS BETSY ROSSNorthwest Kansas' BETSY ROSSAstute Vexillologist Saves BETSY ROSS SIGNATURE

for Philade:lfi1iaBook Debut - The Truth MJout the BETSY ROSS STORYVexillo1ogy

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in the BIBLE

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R. Coykendall 1984C. Rham 1977

Spring 1981Dec. 1974

Sept/Oct. 1983

F. GaffenG. Beley

Feb.J. Doetsch

1980197219781976

1981196919701976

1971198019791988

196919831973198219831970

L. TowerJan/Har.Oct/Dec.May/June

Apr.A. HirschA. Hirsch

J. HartvigsenHar/Apr.

Feb.

J,. < DoetschHay

J. SzalaE. Hittlebeeler

A Symbol of Devotion(FRC)of the Rhode Island and

The BLACK FlagNew BLACK Separatist FlagBOTANICAL Garden Flag at University of British ColumbiaOfficial Flag Series: First Day Cover to be issues byAllegheny Trails Council, BOY SCOUTS of America

History and Symbolism of Flags of the B.S.A.*_BOY SCOUT Flag CeremoniesThe BRANDY'ivINE Flag (FRC)Hartvigsen's research pays off (BRANDYWINE Flag)BRAZZAVILLE, Africa FlagInfluence of the BRITISH COLOURS on the Evolutionof the American Flag to 1818

A BRITISH Flag in Schaffhausen, Switzerland (FRC)Two Recent Flag Acquisitions of the Canadian Flag Museum:

BRITISH Flags Presented to the Indians (FRC)The Flag of BROCKVILLE, Ontario* (FRC)BROCKVILLE, Ontario City FlagFlags of BROOKLINE High SchoolSignificance of the Town Flag of BROOKLINE,Hassachusetts*

BROOKLYN'S FlagThe Rays of BUDDHA ­The BUNKER HILL FlagQuestionable Aspects

BUNKER HILL FlagsPennant or BURGEEFlag BURNING as political protestBUSINESS Cards

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A. PIa 1987

Jan/Feb. 1988"Mar/I,pr. 1989.M. Payne. 1978

L. Philippe:.o ]977R. Gauron 1980~ll1]Y/l-.ug. ]984

198019761981198419781977197919861985197019771986197819821975

T. CarrierR. SpenceA. Vachon

J. Brown, K. KewR. SpenceR. Spence

July/Sept.J. CroftMay/June

H. DicemanH. Diceman

A. FraserR. Spence

F. HutchisonJan/Har.

The Sovereignty of CAMDENSHIRE: Flags and SealsFlags of CANADAFlags of CANADA (FRC)Flags of CANADAMeritime Flags of CANADAAn Outline History of CANADA'S Flags (FRC)CANADA'S 12 Flags emphasize unityThe CANADIAN Civic Flag Display' A Mari Usque Ad MareCANADIAN Flag Association formedNew CANADIAN Military FlagsModern CANADIAN Military FlagsChadwick and the CANADIAN Red Ensign (FRC)Flags that have Flown over the CANADIAN NorthWilliam J. CANBY - An 1870 SpeechCARROLL County, Illinois FlagProducing a Full Line Quality Run ConsumerFlag CATALOG. J. Christiansen 1982~

The symbols of the Democratic Transition of CATALUNYAand the Collaboration of the Department of Cultureof the City Hall of Catalunya (Catalunya) (FRC)

The Flag of the V CENTENNIAL of the discoveryof America (1492-1992)

Symbols of the CHICKASAW NationChildren and FlagsBanners and Flags of the Army and Navy of CHJNAin 1883 (FhC)

CHINA'S History as Told Through 1b; 11 Ci<jf;

CHINA'S National Flag and E~)]ern

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19751986197719731976196719671978

P. Allen 1986

D. HealyS. Hill

Apr/JuneApr.

Oct/Dec.R. GauronJ. HurleyApr/June

Cernovodeanu 1987J. Purcell 1982

Nov/Dec. 1988Dec. 1970

May/June 1983H. Madaus 1972

H•. Madaus 1978

H. Hadaus 1977

M. Howard 1978

G. Pasch 1969

T. Pinto 1977J. Purcell 1976

N. Honack 1982G. Cooper" 1978G. Cooper 1977J. Szala 1978

E. Hittlebee2el" 1975

D. Healy 1976Sept/Oct. 1988

A. Ferrero 1987

H. Untermeyer 1986C. Sewall 1982

C. Brannon, J. Lowe 1980

Flags;Basic Colors (FRC)the World's

Characteristics of United States CIVIC Flags (FRC) A. Znamierowski 1981CIVIC Flags: Englewood, Colorado and series

on Civic FlagsCIVIL WAR Banners of New Jersey*Recreating CIVIL WAR Battle FlagsThe Citadel's CIVIL WAR Garrison Flag

·CIVIL \'JAR FlagsCLARKSVILLE, Indiana FlagHow Popular is' the Study of Flags in the CLASSROOM (FRC)Th~ Flag: An Effective Visual Aid in the CLASSROOMC. L. S. C. -BannerEvolution of the COAST GUARD EnsignCheck Your City Flag CODES or Prepare to Haul

Down Your FlagsThe First Official U.S. COINS: Flag ConnectionFlag COLLECTINGThe World COLOR Survey and Inversionism as itRelates to Flags (FRC)

New Contributions to the Studies from the COMMERCEPAVILLION at Moldavie, 19th. Century (French) (FRC)D.

Flags in the COMMERCIAL WorldCONFEDERATE Battle Flags Displayed at Arkansas

Old State HouseA Curious CONFEDERATE FlagFlags of the CONFEDERATE States of AmericaCONFEDERATE Regimental Colors During the Civil WarThe Naval and Maritime Flags of the CONFEDERACY:

A Survey of Surviving Examples (FRC)The Application of Inductive Research Techniques to

Two Vexillological Challanges: The Idenificationof~th~~FI~gDf~th~Sfiltanateof Sulu and theIssuances of the Distinctive Variations of theFirst Battle Flags of the CONFEDERATE Army ofthe Potomac* (FRC)

The First National Flag of the CONFEDERATESTATES of America

Why there are only Six COLORS onA Psychophysiological Theory of

The ,Standard Flag of America andCOLUMBIA Exposition (FRC)

The City Flag of COLUMBUS, OhioA CONGRESSIONAL Flag and ProposalQuestions and Answers on Flag CONSERVATISMFlags "~'Problemsin CONSERVATISMLabarum of CONSTANTINECONSTITUTIONAL Freedom of Expression and FlagProfanation: A Study of Legislative andJudicial Attitudes (FRC)

CORPORATE FlagsFlag of ~ndependent CROATIAFlags of Independent CROATIAFrom the CROSS of Savoy to the Italian Tricolor:

A Vexillogical History of the Piedmont Army* (FRC)

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~,urt upholds ban against DEFACING Flag;. ream-Lining the Arms of DENMARKJag DESECRATION Rulinghe DESERET Flag (FRC)'lag war shaping up in DESERT City~odern Flag DESIGN Trends (FRC)Tips on Flag and Banner DESIGNThe Corps of DISCOVERYThe DISTRICT of COLUMBIA FlagCaptain William DRIVER AwardThe William DRIVER Memorial Award~UNCANVILLEf Texas FlagDYEING the Great American Flag

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E.A.C. FlagEmblem with EAGLEFlag ofEA:RTHThe History of the EARTH Flag (FRC)Vexillogical Research in South and EAST Africa*The Story of the EASTON FlagOn the EFFINGHAM Family Tapestry in CupplesELECTION Banner of LincolnThe Growth of an-ENCYCLOPEDIA Flag ArticleETHNIC Flags Flown in New JerseyCouncil of EUROPE FlagEUROPEON Community FlagThe Life of the Wife of a Flag-Maker EXECUTIVEA Flag Display at an Art EXHIBITNew Flag EXHIBITS in BostonEXOVEXILLOLOGY (FRC)The First and Second Vexillological EXPEDITIONS

for Young American Patriots and Scholars

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Sept/Oct. 1982Apr. 1973

Sept/Oct. 1989J. Hartvigsen 1978

Nov/Dec. 1983D. Healy 1987Nov/Dec. 1987

W. Ridgway 1980Winter 1982

Oct/Dec. 1979July 1980

Summer 1981Jan/Mar. 1980

Feb. 1970July/Aug. 1988

Oct/Dec. 1975J. O~ Connell 1981

(FRC) J. Croft 1977J. Cassidy 1970

L. Hilligoss 1980Oct/Dec. 1977

D. DeRoos 1986Sept. 1972

Nov/Dec. 1987C. Spangler 1972

C. Brannon 1972Sept/Oct. 1988D. Pawson 1987

G. Cahill 1972

Capt.

The FLAG as a Dream and the Flag as a Nightmare (FRC)The United States FLAG FoundationThe Most Beautiful FLAG in the World (FRC)An Introduction to the FLAG PlazaThe FLAG Plaza in PittsburghFLAGS and Good Causes: A Functional Dilem11a (FRC)A Forest on FLAGSThree Historic FLAGS (FRC)To Follow the FLAGFLAGS: Life After Death (FRC)FLAG NewsFLAGS Through the Ages and Across the WorldFun FLAGSUpdating the FLAG CodeU.S. FLAC Code!'1ar i ne Corpfo FLAG Manua 1International FLAG Standard

W. Smith 1988:b. T6.w_er;:· 19·67\-v. Srni th 1'984

G. Cahill 1970G. Cahill 196BA. Rabbow 1977

C. Brannon 197·9Barr~cloughl9~9

E. B1echta 1982A.Rabbow 1987

N. Artimovich i985J. S z a 1 a '19 7'SS. Tyson 1985

Mar. 1974Apr. 1973

Sept. 1972June 1974

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H. Langley 1977

N. Artimovich 1986K. Harrington 1986K. Harrington 1985

Apr/June 1976Sept. 1972

Jan/Feb. 1986Jan/Feb. 1988Mar/Apr. 1988

Sept/Oct. 1988May 1972

Dec. 1970Jan/Har. 1976

K. Sierksma 1969

L. Philippe 1969

1981,_,197019681984198519711969197319771980

SummerFeb.Apr.

July/Aug.F. Hutchison

J. LingoJulyJan.

July/Sept.J. Chicoineau

When a FLAG FliesFLAGS over the CapitolFLAG Plaza and StampsThe FLAG Society of AustraliaThree.Generations of FLAG-MAKERSWhat Does Your Father Do? He Makes FLAGPOLESFREEDOM Foundation AwardFREEDOMS Foundation46-Star FlagA Short History of the FRENCH FlagThe FRENCH Tricolor and its Influence on Flags

Throughout the World (FRC)A First Chapter on the Medieval History of the FRIESIAN

Flag (FRC)Some Problems of Flag Research: A Loo~ at theOrigins and Evolution of the FURLONG-McCANDLESSHistory of the United States Flag (FRC)Hi~Tech Vexillology: An Inventory of the FORT McHENRYFlag Collection

Flags of FRANCOPHONIE (FRC)FORT Whoop-Up Flag (FRC)Republican FLAGPOLE a landmarkFLAGPOLESFLAGPOLESThe FELT FlagsThe FELT Flags, Part IIFollow-up FELT FlagsFIFTH Annual NAVA MeetingFINANCIAL VexillologyFIRST Continental Regiment (Penn.) Flags

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GAY Symbols _GEORGE WASHINGTON Bridge FlagGEORGE WASHINGTON Coat of ArmsFlag GENESISFlags of GHANA ExhibitProposed Flag for the region of the Kingdomof GIBRALTAR

The World Flag of the GIRL GUIDES and the Girl ScoutsGLOSSARY (Red, white and blue)The Coat of Arms of GLOUCESTER, OntarioCivic Flags: GLOUCESTER, OntarioGONZALES, The Lexington of TexasFlags of the GOVERNOR GENERAL and Lieutenant Governorsof Canada

The Flags of GRAND-PLACE (FRC)The GREAT American Flag (2 acre flag)The GREAT American Flag Scheme (2 acre flag)The GREAT Flag controversiesThe GREAT SealHistory Df the GREAT Seal of the United States

and its Relationship to our National FlagP. Vexil]o]ogical lmalysis of the Color GEEEN (FRC)The GREENING of Flags: An Updat~ (FRC)

Apr/JUne 1977Oct/Dec. 1985

Sept. 1973W. Crampton 1987

July/Aug ..19 85

May/June 1985Sept/Oct. 1989July/Aug. 1983July/Aug.' 19.89July/Aug. 1989

July/Sept. 1979

R. Spence;l981R.· Lachenal 1969

Jan/Mar. 1980Jan/Mar. 1980Mar/Apr. 1986

Summer 1982

F. Hutchison 1~73

M. O'Malley 1981M. O'Malley 1987

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Flag Flap: GREENLANDERS disagree on designGUIDONSGUILFORD Battle FlagThe GULF Flag Medallions Program

Nov/Dec. 1986July/Sept. 1976

Oct/Dec. 1977G. Cahill 1972

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H. Birk 1972

19871988198919821971198119841978

196919871970198419881969

W. Smi thNov/Dec.

Feb.Jan/Feb.Nov/Dec.W. Angst

Current Flag Usage in HAITI (FRe)HAITI Flag revert to blue, redFlags at HALF-STAFFThe HA\-JAIII\N FlagHAWAIIAN Flag DayThe Flag of HELPING HANDS (FRC)Die Reichasturmfahne, The Story of a BannerReflected in HERALDRY (FRC)

The Art of Teaching HERALDRY and Flag History toYouth and Adult Groups* F. Hutchison 1980

New st. Louis Church HERALDRY July 1980The HIPPIES and the Hard Hats: Struggle for SemioticControl of the Flag of the United States in the 1960s(FRC.) S. Guenter

The HIPPIES and the Hardhats Mar/Apr.Historic Anecdbt~~-HITLERISEnsign Jan/Feb.A Uni~~e Flag-M~kirt~ HOBBY C. AndersonFlag Flying HOLIDAYS MayThe, HOSTAGES and Vexillology (Hostages In Iran) WinterFlags and HOW to use them Sept/Oct.Flag of HU~ffiNITY (The Banner of Man) July/Sept.

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Jan. 1973Jan. 1973Jan. 1973Apr. 1973

Apr/June 1975J. Marill 1983

J. Purcell 1985Jan/Feb. 1988

Summer 1981W•• Smith ,1978

F~.Hutchison-,1972

L. Knights 19,7"9F. Hutchison 1910

Sept/Oct . 19,~~,B

R. Gauron, 1978K. Harrington 1987

'Nov/Dec. 1988R. Gauron 19:70

July 1969Dec. 1973

A. Madsen-Grahl 1974Jan/Mar. 198(:

July/Sept. 197/

I.C.V. Flag, 1967I.C.V. Institute Flag, 1971I.C.V. - 5 Flag, 1973I.C.V. - 5 ,'London, 1973Official Flag, 1977, I.C.V.Report on ICV-IOReport of ICV-XI MadridI.C.V. - 13 FlagA Brief history of the I.C.V.A Flag IDENTIFICATION System (FRC)History of the State Flag of ILLINOISILLINOIS City FlagsThe New ILLINOIS FlagThe Flag use of an American IMPRESSIONISTFlags in the American INDIAN CultureINDIAN, Inuit~ and Met{s Flags of Canada~(FRC)

City of INDIANAPOLIS FlagFlag INFORMATION SourcesOfficial Seal of the INTERIOR DepartmentINTERNATIONAL 'CONGRESS, 1973INTERNATIONAL Vexillologica1 TerminologyIRAN Flag (new)The ISLE of Ml\N1s ArmsFrom the Cross of Savoy to the ITALIAN Tricolor:

A Ve>;j1101ogical History of the Piedmont Army .... (FEe) IL Ferrero 1987

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The Two Flags of IWO JIMAFlags of IWO JIMA

Mar/Apr. 1985K. Harrington 1988

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~ysterious Flag gate in show (JEFFERSON County)New JEWISH Womyn's liberation symbolThe Flags of JOHN PAUL JONESThe JOLLY ROGERSThe' JULIUS Banners (FRC)

Jan/Mar. 1978Apr/June 1978

R. Coykendall 1988Jan/Feb. 1986P. Mader \q~q

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vJ. Ridgway\~1. Angst

JUlyS. Guenter

The Flag of KANSAS CITYAn Armorial Banner for President KENNEDY* (FRe)KENNEDY International Airport under 12 FlagsThe American Flag and the KENSINGTON RIOTS of 1844 (FRC)The Conservation and Restoration of KING'S and Regimental

Colours of the Canadian Fencible Regiment (FRC) B. PoithierKIRIBATI June/Sept.KONGO: the dream that failed July/Sept.

1985196919691986

198119791976

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1969197419801973198319751988198719761976198819781977

Feb.June

Apr/JuneSept.

J. HartvigsenOct/Dec.Nov/Dec.Jan/Feb.

G. CahillOct/Dec.

G. CahillApr/June

July/Sept.

LA GUARDIA Airport under six flagsFlag of LAOSAmerica's LARGEST FlagLARGEST United States FlagHistory of the LARGEST Flags in the World (FRC)LARGEST free flying Flag in the worldThe New Flag of LA RIOJA Province, ArgentinaLESOTHO FlagAmerican LIBERTY - the Spirit and the IdealIndividual LIBERTY rampart in the earliest American FlagsLIBERTY'S FIVE FlagsLIZARD LICK, North Carolina FlagLONDON Jubilee Flag (1977)

Civic Flags: MADISON, WisconsinMANCHU Flags documented in current filmFollow Up: More MANCHUKUO FlagsWho gave us the MAPLE LEAF, Ludger Duvernay, of coursePersonal Comments Pertaining to the MAPLE LEAF FlagSticky Dispute: 2 MAPLE SYRUP FlagsMARITIME Law and Flag Usage (FRC)MARSHALL ISLANDSFlags of Baltimore and MARYLAND*Vexillology in MARYLANDMARYLAND'S Flag called perfectMASONRY'S seven-pointed starSignificance of the Town Flag ofBrookline, MASSACHUSETTS*

'July/Aug. 1988July/Aug. 1988Jan/Feb. 1989Oct/Dec. 1977

W. Lincke 1984oct/Dec. 1978J'. Lyman 1974

July/Sept. 1979J. Hofmeister 1974

Jan. 1973Summer 1982

Apr/June 1980

.1. Doetsch 1980

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Ten MASTERPIECESCalander MEDAL honors United States Flag bbservenceIndian, Inuit, and METis Flags of Canada* (FRC)NAVA MEETINGS through the yearsFlags of MEXICO: An Overview (FRC)The Principal Insignia of MEXICO (FRC)MIDDLETON, Ma$sachuset~s FlagMIDDLETO\~, Kentucky FlagMILITARY FlagsThe Development of MILITARY Flags Exemplified

in the Thirty Years' War (FRC)Flag of MINERVAHow :1uch Do Flag Mistakes j\jatter?The first Flag on the MOONFlag~ on the MOON (PRC)1-100N FlagMOROCCAN Provincial Arms and Flags (FRC)MOUNT VERNON'S historical FlagsUnited States MUNICIPAL Flags: An Overview (FRC)The Flag Collection of the Military History

MUSEUM of Vienna (FRC)

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NAMES on Flags (FRC)The Incidence of Country Flag References in NATIONAL

ANTHEMS (FRC)The Fascination of NATIONAL Coats of ArmsA Collection of 325 interesting Historical and

NATIONAL FlagsN.A.V.A.'s 10th MeetingNAVA 11 FlagNAVA 13 FlagNAVA 14 FlagNAVA 15 FlagNAVA 16 FlagNAVA 17 FlagNAVA 18 Flag (illus.)NAVA 19 FlagInvitation to N.A.V.A. - 20NAVA 20 Flag (il1us.)NAVA at twentyNAVA 21 Flag (illus.)NAVA 22 Flag (illus.)NAVA 23 Flag (illus.)NAVA FlagNAVA now tax exemptNAVA SealNAVA SealThe ~j~)ols of the NAVAHO NationThe 1:/\vAL and j\1ari time Flags of the Confederacy:

A 51; ~·vcy of Surv i v ing Examp] es (PRe)

'1l he !~ .'JY Flag

C. Brannon' 19.82Apr/June 1977

K. Harrington 1987·Spring 1981

J. Cross 1977T. Amerlinck 1981

Jan/Mar. 1979Oct/Dec. 1976

A. Etchells 1973

A. Etchells 1977Apr. 1973

A. Stolf 1988[,pro 1969

H. Sadtler 1969Apr/June 1976A. Prive 1969Jan/Feb. 1985

J. Purce111969

F. Kaindl 1977

W. Smith 1986

R. Gauron 1981R. Gauron 1972

M. Tancey 1972J. Purcell 1976

Oct. 1967Apr/June 1979

Winter 1981Spring 1981Spring 1982

May/June 1983Jan/Feb. 1984

July/Aug. 1985D.Healy 1985

July/Aug. 1986July/Aug~·198]

May/June 1980Sept/Oct. 1988July/Aug.· 19&9

May 1972Feb. 197cOMar. 196_8Apr. 1969

j\1a r /Apr. 19$8

H. Madaus 1978R. Coykendall 1985

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Flags of Rank and Command in the U.S. NAVY (FRC)NAVY Flag as U.S. Colors in 1789Civic Flags: NEPEAN, OntarioMunicipal Flags in the NETHERLANDS (FRC)NETHERLANDS Sources for M.A. LeGras and his

1858 Album of Flags (FRC)Flag Displays -in NEVi ENGLANDThe NEW ENGLAND FlagFlag Displays in NEW ENGLANDFlag of the United States of NEW ENGLANDThe NEW GLORY ProjectNEW GLORYNE\'J GLORYNEI'J GLORYNEW GLORY goes to WashingtonSymbols in NEW GUINEA - Tribal, Colonial, National

and Provincial (FRC)Civil War Banners of NEW JERSEY*Revolutionary Banner of NEW JERSEYThe Flags of the State of NEW JERSEY (fR0New U.S. Flag BookFlags in NEWS aBaly~is

Flags of the Five Boroughs of NEW YORK CITYFlags over NEW YORK CITYPort of NEW YORK Authority FlagThe NFL Penalty FlagSome NIGERIAN Military FlagsPersonal Flags of NORTH A~lliRICANS: An Introductionto the People

NO STAMP FlagNO STAMP Flag in PortsmouthFlags on NON-RUSSIAN people under the Soviet ruleCivic Flags: NORTHAMPTON, MassachusettsNew NORTHAMPTON City FlagsCivic Flags of the NORTHWEST TERRITORIES (FRC)The Civic Flags of the NORTHWEST TERRITORIESFlags of NORWAYThe Struggle :for: a'. Pure:INORWEGIAN Flag.:::: Nationalism

Symbolism in the 19th Century (FRC)

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A Torir of OHIO City FlagsFlags of OKLAHOMAOLD GLORYThe Life and Achievements of "OLD GLORY" Driver

- Godfather to the United States FlagOLD GLORYThe Restoration of OLD GLORYA source in pride in OLD GLORYThe religion of OLD GLORYA new tanton to OLD GLORYOLDJIl\M, Kentucky Fla~l

J. Lyman 1975,1977May/June 1989Mar/Apr. 1989

K. Sierksma 1977

K. Sierksma 1981Oct/Dec. 1976

A. Ebinger 1979Oct/Dec. 1976Jan/Feb. 1985P. Mills 1974

June 1974July/Sept. 1977

Jan/I'lar. 1979Jan/Bar. 1980

W. Jilek 1987D. Healy 1975

Sept/Oct. 1989D. Martucci 1969

May 1970May/June 1988

C. Deretz 1986G. Grahl 1974

Feb. 1969P. Allen 1982

July/Aug. 1989

C. Brannon 1978May/June 1988

Sept/Oct. 1988June 1974

Nov/Dec. 1988J. Croft 1988J. Croft 1987

Sept/Oct. 1987H. Sadtler 1974

andH. Cappelen 1977

J. Purcell 19"74F.Hutch~son 1974

Oct/Dec. 1975

R. Gauron 1979July/Sept. 1979H. Langley 1982

July/JI,ug. 1983Sept/Oct. 1988Hay/June 1989(Jct/D(-~c. 1976

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R. Gauron 1983E. Mittlebeeler 1980

of the Varying Proportions

Mar/Apr. 1983PRESIDENTIAL Flag turns up in a mailboxDouble Your Vexillology Pleasure - Note Flags

in PRINT as well as ClothFlag ?ROFANATION

~A Sense of PROPORTION: Reviewof Rectangu19r Flags

PROTECTING and Displaying Our Vanishing Flag HeritageOldest Continuing PROTESTANT Church in AmericaNAVA and· PUBLIC RelationsPULASKI'S BannerThe PULASKI FLAG

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B. NicholsC. Brannon

July/Aug.Dec.

Jan/Mar.J. Szala

198319771983197119771974

QUEBEC from the Vexillological Point of View (FRC)

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Flag of American RADIO Relay LeagueRAILROAD FlagsRAINBOW Banners and Gay politicsThe RAINBOW as a Flag Symbol (FRC)The Evolution and Adoption of the RAINBOW FLAGin San Francisco (FRC)

Flag RECOGNITION. - Fl~gValues7 Responses~of

Contemporary College StudentsCivic Flags: REGINA, SaskatchewanThe Flag's a RELIGIONRELIGIOUS Pennants (U.S. Navy)RELIGIOUS Flags in the United StatesREPORT on the Fourth International CongressNAVA REPRINTSREPUBLICAN National Convention, U.S.A.Some Hints on Flag ResearchThe 50th. Anniversary of the East European

REVOLUTIONSTwelve Flags of the American REVOLUTIONQuestionable Aspects of the RHODE ISLAND and

Bunker Hill Flags*RHODE ISLAND FlagRHODESIAN State Symbols, 1890-1968 (FRC)City unveils symbol (ROCHESTER, N.Y.)Logo of ROMAN Catholic Church in U.S.The Evolution of the ROMANIAN Tricolor Flag

from 1834 to 1881 (FRC)ROYAL Canadian Mint's new logo

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F. Beaudoin 1981

Fall 1981Oct/Dec. 1977

July/Sept. 1979W. Smith 1981

J. Ferrigan 1987

S.cGuenter 1988Mar/Apr. 1988

Sept/Oct. 1985July/Sept. 1976

J. Szala 1972Aug. 1971

Mar/Apr. 1988Oct/Dec. 1976

Mar. 1974

W. Trembicky 1967July/Sept. 1975

L. Tower 1971Jan. 1973

W. Smith 1968Apr/June 1977Oct/Dec. 1976

D. Cernovodeanu 1981July/Sept. 1978

The Saga of ST. EUSTATIUS A. Goldminz 1967ST. GOARSHAUSEN Flag (Germany) f-1ar /Apr. 1985Arms of the ST. LOUIS Public Librury June 1980Background of the S'T. LOUIS Flag M. McNamee 1980ST. LOUIS Under Four Flags \"i' • Faherty 1980

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Jan/Mar.J. SzalaApr/June

L. Jilek-AallJ. Ferrigan

Jan/Mar.Jan/Mar.Jan/Feb.Jan/Feb.w. Smith

A. ZnamierowskiJan/Feb.N. Logan

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G. CooperG. Norvell

W. SmithJ. Lyman

W. Milton, R. MatsuiB. Hoyt

May/JuneH. Langley

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July/Sept.H. Sadtler

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st. LOUIS; where this West beganSt. MICHAEL, the Standard-Bearer of HeavenSAINTLY StandardsSAMPI, the Sami Nation and its Flag (FRC)A Flag Incident in SAN FRANCISCOThe Flag of SANTA BARBARA (California)

-The SANTA BARBARA Flag projectThe Flag of SANTE FE Province, ArgentinaThe Flag of SANTIAGO Del Estero, ArgentinaTh~ New Flags of the Royal SAUDI Naval Forces (FRC)Flags of-the Royal SAUDI Naval ForcesCivic Flags: SCARBOROUGH, OntarioFlags and Arms of SCOTTISH CitiesAussie SCULPTOR has monental u.S.Capturing the Motion of a Flag ln

and SCULPTURE* (FRC)Folklore of the SEA (Flags and Salutes)Modern Flag design trends - at SEAThe SESQUICENTENNIAL of the u.S. FlagJohn SHAW, 18th Century Flagmaker and a United StatesFlag Flo~n over the Capitol Building inAnnapolis, Maryland in 1783

The SHRINE of FreedomRampart SIGILLISTIC Sexism (FRC)Private SIGNALS of American YachtsmenFlag SILK-Screening Progress in CanadaFlags in SILVER (FRC)Some Flags of Portugal Town of SINTRADealing with Flags at the SMITHSONIAN InstitutionThe Vexillological SOCIETY of IrelandFlag SOFTWARE now availableEnglish Crest SOURCE of U.S. Flag designFlags of Independence in the SOUTH (FRC)Vexillological Research in SOUTH and East Africa (FRC)Civic Flags of SOUTH-Africa (FRC)SOUTH African Police FlagSOUTH Carolina Flag was U.S. firstFlags over SOUTH PacificFlags of the SOUTH PacificNew SOUTHERN African Flags (FRC)New Flags for SPACEFlags of the SPANISH Civil WarAn Example of one Important Aspect of Vexillo1ogy

of SPANISH Documentation (Spanish) (FRC)SPANISH Flags in the War of Independenceof the United States (FRC)

SPANISH State FlagsFlags in SPORTSFlags in SPORTSFlag of the Federation of-Western Round~nd SQUARE:D~rice Clubs

Flags on STAMPSF lags on STAJ'.1PSFlags on STAMPS in. ColorFlags on Postage-STAMPSFlag STAMP CollectingPostal Banners-Flags on STAMPS: An UpdateSymbol s of the> STAtJDINc; ROCE Si oux Na t i on

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B. \\leaton 1985P. Filby 1973

F. Hutchisop 1975E. Mittlebee1er 1981

H. Nanogg 1972

A. Rabbow 1979July/Aug. 1988J. Murphy 1967

H. I-1adaus 1979

1971198319671983

197719771980198219691974

W. SmithA. Hirsch

W. SmithW. Ridgway

H. MadausJuly/Sept.

J. SzalaSept/Oct.

A. Danielson\'J. Smith

So you want to be a STARSTAR of David (Magen David)Our unknown Flag (STAR Spangled Banner)The STAR Spangled BannerThe Inside Story of the STAR Spangled Bahner

-The STARS Were in Their Eyes in 1776STARS as a Vexillogical and Heraldic Device (FRC)The Oldest Paintings of the STARS and StripesA New Constellation: What Did the First STARS

and Stripes look like? (FRC)Earliest STARS and StripesThe SULLIVAN Flag in the American RevolutionThe Application of Inductive Research Techniquesto Two Vexillological Challenges: TheIdentification of the Flag of the SULTANTATE ofSULU and the issuances of the DistinctiveVariations of the First Battle Flags of theConfederate Army of the Potomac* (FRC)

Why Hitler chose the SWASTICAThe SWASTICA: Sacred and ProfaneWhen SWASTICAS were goodThe SWEDISH State Trophy Collection (FRC)SYMBO~S of Peace and Pacifism (FRC)The Origin of the SYMBOLS Employed in the Colors

of the Continental Army During the AmericanRevolution (FRC)

SYMBOLS of Heads of State and Heads of Governmentin Commonwealth Countries (FRC)

History of SYMBOLISM of Flags in the B.S.A.*The Role of SYMBOLISM in Politics (FRC)Syncretistic SYMBOLISM - or Flagging the Salad Bowl (FRC)

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The TALKING Flags of Trafalgar (FRC)More on the TALL FlagpolesWorld's TALLEST FlagpoleTALLEST Flagpole?TEA and VexillologyFlags as a TEACHING AidFlags in TEACHING MachinesThe Art of TEACHING Heraldry and Flag Historyto Youth and Adult Groups

T.V. VexillologyInternational Vexillological TERMINOLOGY* (FRC) A.Problems of Flag TERMINOLOGY and standardization (FRC)A.TEXAS FlagsThe Great American Flag: an inspiring symbol and amagnificent TEXTILE Engineering effort (2 acre Flag)

THIRD International Congress on VexillologyThe Original Seals of the THIRTEEN Colonies (FRC)About the number THIRTEENThe Development of Military Flags Exemplified

in the THIRTY Years War (FRe)The Collectors Corner (the 30 Star Flag,

the 31 Star Flag

B. Nichols 1983Mar. 1971

Apr/June 1977May/June 1985Apr/June 1980G. Grahl 1967

R. Gauron 1968

F. Hutchison 1980J. Lowe 1988

Grahl-Madsen ,1974Grahl-!"1adsen 1977

M. Liss 1987

SUMner 1981Dec. 1969

W. Smith 1974Sept/Oct. 1982

A. Etchclls 1977

May/June 19,87

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The Collectors Corner (the 32 Star Flag,the 33 Star Flag)

The Collectors Corner #8 (35 Star Flag)The Collectors Corner #9 (36 Star Flag)The Collectors Corner #10 (37 Star Flag)The Collectors Corner #11 (38 Star Flag)The Collectors Corner #12 (39 Star Flag)Tips on Flag and Banner DesignTORONTO's new FlagTORONTO's Coat of Arms offers a history lessonTORONTO has its own Flag-honest!The Impact of TRADE and Shipping Agreement on

the Usage of Flags (FRC)City Council unfurls ordinance giving TRENTON

an official FlagMore on TRUNCATED StarsThe TUBLING WATERS Museum of Flags:

Formation and ProgressTUMBLING WATERS J.1useum of Flags' The Glory

and the Dream Traveling Bicentennial ExhibitionTUMBLING WATERS Museum: Progress with a Purpose (FRC)Jonathbn TliRNILE'S Colour BookTheC61leci-ors Corner (The 28 Star Flag,

the 29 Star FlagNational Flag TYPOLOGY (FRC)

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The UNION JACKNew UNITARIAN Universalist SymbolUNITED FUND Drive FlagNew Flags at the U.N.A_~shbrthist.ory of the UNITED NATIONS Flag and EmblemThe UNITED NATIONS Flag (FRC)U.N. Begins Flag IssueU.N. issues fourth FlagWho Designed the Flag of the UNITED STATES?This Flag has flown over the U.S. Capitol (FRC)From Black Raven to Bright Stars and Stripes:

A Thousand Years of U.S. Flag HistoryThe U.S. TREASURY Guard FlagUNIVERSITY Banners of Lord Grey (FRC)UNIVERSITY offers course in VexillologyOld Glory and Her Predecessors Over UTAHThe Flags of UNTERWALDEI~ (FRC)Flags and Coats of Arms of the UZBEK S.S.R.

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July/Aug. 1987Jan/Feb. 1988Mar/Apr. 1988Mar/Apr. 1988

July/.p.ug. 1988Sept/Oct. 1988

Nov/Dec. 1987Apr/June 1975Apr/June 1976

Sept/Oct. 1982

O. Neubecker 1977

July/Aug. 1985May 1971

J.1- Hardin 1975

C. Brannon 1975M. Panhorst 1977W. Crampton 1981

Mar/Apr. 1987Vii. Smith 1982

July/Sept. 1978Apr. 1973Dec. 1970

Hay 1972Oct/Dec. 1978

N. Abelson 1979Winter 1981

Nov/Dec. 1983F. Hutchison 1978

S. Guenter 1"985

R•. Gauron 1976Apr/June 1979

R. Common 1981Nov /Dec. 198'5J. Cross 1975

J. Galliker 1969V. Sokolov 1981

VANCOUVER'S New FlagThe VANCOUVEr-: Flag}JeJl-oon Me, But Your VEXJLLOLOGICAL Slip JS

Vr:';lLLOGRAPIJEH (Colors of the Wind)Evol utional y VEXILLOGEl\PBY

~lul:y/Aug. 1983D. Braverman, R. Watt 1984

Showing W. Ridgway 1979Apr/June 1979D. Healy 1988

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financial VEXILLOLOGYAn Introduction to VEXILLOLOGYVEXILLOLOGY at the United NationsVEXILLOLOGY at the United NationsThe VIRGIN ISLANDS FlagFlags of VIRGINIA

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WASHINGTON, Maine FlagWO~illN and Flags: a never outmoded fashionFlags and Seals in Inlaid WOODWORLD Flags to the foreWORLD Flag Fest flies highThe National Flags of the WORLDFlags in a WORLD ExpositionFlags of WORLD Fairs25 Years of WORLD Vexillology (FRC)The Next 25 Years of WORLD Vexillology (FRC)

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W. Roth 1970Hay 1972

Jan. 1973Apr/June 1978

R. Roberts 1984D. Oats 1986

R. Bartlett 1987W. Smith 1987

Jan/Feb. 1987

July/Sept. 1979

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As per your·recent inquiry and request, I am, herein, enclosingfor your enjoyment a copy of the compiled bibliographies whichI PTinted and distributed atNAVA 23.

Naturally then this printing only included NAVA oral presentation"titles" and J~AVA Ne\'Jsarticle "titles" to NAVA 23. To up-date thislist then you 'should put-in the article V'itles" from NJ:..VA Newsstarting from the November/December '89 publication which you shouldhave on hand.

Being that you were not at NAVA 23, please be aware that thefollowing oral presentations ("titles") were presented at the I1eeting.Note that I underlined what I believe to be the "key word" in thetitle. The first letter then of that "key word" is where in my futureup-dating I will alphabetize the subject.

You may wish to do that now or y~u might just simply add thisletter as an addendUm.

The Battle of CHESAPEAKE.: Forts l'-1if lin and t-1ercer. .J. Lipinski,1989; Tobacco &Tea, Chocolate & Chewing Gum COLLECTOR CARDS ••D. Healy, 1989; Proposed Designs for the Flag/Banner of KAHSAS .•A. Platoff,1989; The LAFAYETTE FlagooG. Cahill, 1989; Name andNICKNAHES pfFlags .• K. 'Harrington,' 1989; My Most Memorable Momentsin Twenty-Five Years of Historical Flag and GREAT SEAL Research •.F. Hutchison, 1989; Civic Flags Along OHIO'S 'Blue Roads' .. J. Purcell,1989; Five-Thousand Years -of PERSIAN Hilitary Banners •• W. Smith, 1989;The PHOENIX Flag •• C. Culmer, 1989;Flags as Tools for the SOCIALIZATIONof the Young; the Case of the American Rabbit •• S. Guenter, 1989;Unusual Flags of TEXAS .. L. Williams, 1989; The County Flag of TEXAS •.D. Pawson, 1989; A Lady and a Lone Star Flag 'the TROUTMAN Flag' ..H. Pope, 1989; Bicentennial of the 'WASHINGTON Inaugural Extravaganza"R. Coykendall, G. Trachia, 1989

Also, noteworthy, is that Kevin Harrigton won the 1989 WILLIAMDRIVER AWARD (see title above) and "Liberty's Five Flags" originallypresented by George Cahill in 1988 was re-presented by Martin Francisin 1989. You may wish to add this presentation title too underM. Francis's name in the "Surname bibliography".

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