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Full title: Wappen in Bayern: Ausstellung des Bayerischen Hauptstaatsarchivs München in Verbindung mit der Bayerischen Staatsbibliothek aus Anlaß des 12. Internationalen Kongresses für genealogische und heraldische Wissenschaften; München, 6. September — 27. Oktober

(in English: Coats-of-arms in Bavaria: Exhibition of the Bavarian Main Public Record Office in conjunction with the Bavarian State Library on the occasion of the 12th International Congress for genealogic and heraldic sciences; Munich, 6th September — 27th October)

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The standard work for (West-) German municipal coats-of-arms. Paperback, colourful illustrations (nearly only coats-of-arms, height of the Arms each 4 cm), original edition price 14.80 DEM per volume, artwork done by Max Reinhart (designer and heraldist living in Passau, Germany). Flags [mostly consisting of two horizontal stripes] are described but not illustrated; Stadler is frequently used as a vexillological source however in absence of any better. Dr. Stadler was director at the Bavarian Central State Archive in Munich. In this way he was able to get the best sources and contacts to other archives. He died on 25 August 1975.
Dieter Linder, 14 May 2000

As excellent as Stadler is on the subject of coats-of-arms, his notes on flags seem to be added only as an afterthought; sometimes they’re quite confusing. Also, most of it was written before the administrative reorganisation, so (especially with regard to district flags) its information must be treated with caution.
Stefan Schwoon, 31 Jan 2001

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Full title is Vlaggen van alle Natiën, opgedragen aan zijne Koninklijke Hoogheid Prins Hendrik der Nederlanden / Pavillons de toutes les Nations, dédiés à son Altesse Royale le Prince Henri des Pays-Bas / Flags of all Nations, dedicated to his Royal Highness Prince Henry of the Netehrlands. The subtitles are not printed on the cover. Note that the name of the author is not Van Steenbergen, but Steenbergen (at least that’s how it’s written in the book).
Mark Sensen, 30 Jun 2001

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Full title is Vlaggen van alle Natiën, opgedragen aan zijne Koninklijke Hoogheid Prins Hendrik der Nederlanden / Pavillons de toutes les Nations, dédiés à son Altesse Royale le Prince Henri des Pays-Bas / Flags of all Nations, dedicated to his Royal Highness Prince Henry of the Netehrlands. The subtitles are not printed on the cover. Note that the name of the author is not Van Steenbergen, but Steenbergen (at least that’s how it’s written in the book) .
Mark Sensen, 30 Jun 2001

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This is listed as an enlarged edition of the original work by Colin Stewart (1953) [ste53] with additional flags added by John S. Styring. The work shows 1010 flags and funnels of maritime shipping companies worldwide (all in a 3:5 ratio). The arrangement is by funnel color with the flag beside the funnel. There is a separate smaller section dealing with hull colors. There are several indices at the back of the book that provide alphabetic listings to the page where a specific image is located.

The 1953 edition is cited in Wilson’s Flags at Sea wil99] as a bibliographic source. The 1953 edition went through 5 reprints before this, the second, edition was published.

The book was originally designed, according to the textual material, for use in shipping offices and aboard ships.

Captain Stewart is listed in the source material as an Extra Master Mariner. Styring also published other works on maritime house flags and his index cards of over 10,000 house flags are at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, U.K.

It is described by J. L. Loughran as «In its time, probably the best cheap book of flags and funnels ever published. Very accurate and well printed containing 1010 items in full colour from most maritime nations. »« The first edition in 1953 had 500 in colour and 100 or so more items in black and white. Not so well printed there was a high degree of accuracy in the contents».
David Prothero, 25 Sep 2005

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Remarks: About house flags of shipping companies, with pictures of all the emblems on the flags and funnels of ships with British registry as of 1971. Styring died before the color proofs of the book were reviewed. Various editions (1926 to 1971)

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