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The County of Karlovac is situated south west from Zagreb,
around the city of Karlovac, and borders Slovenia to the north
and Bosnia to south. Southern part of the county has been ravaged
by the war and held occupied for more than five years.
eljko Heimer
The flag and the Coat of Arms were adopted on 27 Febuary 1995,
by "Odluka o grbu i zastavi Zupanije Karlovacke" issued
in "Glasnik Zupanije Karlovacke" nr. 3/95.
The same decision adopted a Ceremonial Flag ,
being a red vertically from a crossbar hoisted banner boredred
golden with gold fringe on the tails. The coat of arms is set in
the middle and the name is inscribed in gold above. There is an
ornament of oak branches in the tails.
eljko Heimer, 14 October 2000
image by eljko Heimer, 16 December 2002
County of Karlovac uses special ceremonious flag in certain
circumstances. The ceremonous flag is red, swallowtailed, with
county arms in the middle and it is hoisted vertically.
Information thanks to Zoran Zivkovic, Municipality of
the City of Karlovac
eljko Heimer
The reconstruction is based on several quick glimpses of the
ceremonial flag in the County Mayor's Office on TV reports from
Karlovac. The golden ornaments found in the tails I have made
equal as those in Tounj flag. I am
not sure if they are indeed the same (though apparently it is
still oak ornament and very similar to it if not the same), but
studying other county flags I found out that it is not that
uncommon that subdivisions of a county use the same ornaments in
the ceremonial flags. In any case, if the reconsturction is still
not very precise.
eljko Heimer, 16 December 2002
image by eljko Heimer, 14 October 2000
image from Croatian History
Museum site by courtesy of Jelena Borosak Marijanovic
Flag of the 96th Karlovac infantry regiment (Leibfahne
M 1859) - Vienna 1859-1916
White silk, multicoloured silk embroidery, wood, brass studs,
brass, embroidery, painting (staff)
127 x 154 cm, length of staff 303 cm
A rectangular flag with a border of alternating red, gold, red
and silver triangular flames. Obverse: in the centre of the field
a heraldic depiction of the coat of arms of the Austrian Empire.
Reverse: painting of the Immaculate Virgin Mary. The flagstaff
ends with a foliate finial with the crowned initials 'FJ I'
(Francis Joseph I) carved on both sides. The staff is painted
spirally in red, yellow, black and white.
The flag was donated to the National Museum by the 96th Karlovac
Regiment in 1916.
J. Borosak-Marijanovic, Zastave kroz stoljeca, Zagreb,
1996, page 124
From Croatian History Museum
site by courtesy of Jelena Borosak Marijanovic.
Bigger images at <agor.srce.hr/m013100v.jpg>
and <m013101v.jpg>.