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ICV10 Oxford, 1983
The 10th International Congress of Vexillology, co-hosted by the Flag Institute and the Heraldry Society.
From 25 to 30 September 1983, the Heraldry Society and the Flag Institute co-hosted the 10th International Congress of Vexillology in Oxford.
Proceedings of the 10th International Congress of Vexillology
The proceedings of ICV10 were published in Flag Bulletin 26 (1–3) and remain under copyright. For more information about any of the following papers, please contact us:
- M.J.R. Allen: Flags of Note in the Imperial War Museum, 6–12
- Elsie H. Blechta: The Pine Tree as the First American Flag, 13–18
- Aleš Brožek: A History of Czechoslovak Ensigns, 19–26
- George F. Cahill: Nova Constellatio: the English and French Connection, 27–29
- Dan Cernovodeanu: Flags of the Navy and Merchant Marine of Walachia and Moldavia, the United Principalities and Romania 1834–1897, 30–46
- W.G. Crampton: The Promotion and Acceptance of Political Symbols with Particular Reference to the German Flaggenstreit of 1926, 47–56
- James O’Hara Denny III: The Flag of the Cincinnati, 57–63
- David Drake-Brockman: Vexillology and Phaleristics, 64–72
- Roger Harmignies & Michel Lupant: Royal Pennants and Flags of Belgium, 73–88
- Volker Junge: Standardization in Vexillology, 89–95
- James Marill: St Blaise and Liberty: the Flags of Ragusa, 96–110
- Ottfried Neubecker: The Flags of Albania, 111–37
- Bruce Nicolls: A Sense of Proportion, 138–42
- Bruce Nicolls: The Talking Flags at Trafalgar, 143–51
- Whitney Smith: The Flags of Abemama, 152–63
- Paul Warming: A Surprising Vexillological Discovery Made through the Study of Heraldry, 164
Papers from ICV5, ICV19 and ICV27 are available free in PDF, except where they remain under copyright.
