flags. 4 pieces, late 18th-early 19th century. P.A.S. of a notice on the great standard of France by the chevalier de La Haye, king of arms of France. - Watercolor and gilt drawing of the royal oriflamme and banner. - Reading notes based on the works of F.A. Pernot, painter. 2 copies of the Décret de la Convention nationale ... qui supprime le Pavillon décrété par l'Assemblée constituante, & détermine les formes du Pavillon national qui le remplacera, 27 pluviose II (15 février 1794; Paris, Imprimerie nationale exécutive du Louvre, an II) are enclosed; one with Gohier's signature and the Republic's red ink seal, the other certified and signed by Jean Baptiste Thomas Dannery, consul of the French Republic in Boston with seal under paper: "The national flag will be formed of the three national colors, arranged in three equal bands, laid vertically, so that the blue is attached to the gaule of the flag, the white in the middle, and the red floating in the air."..