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English: British East India Company flag. Image from flag chart by R.H. Laurie, 1842.
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Date |
1842. 2005-10-11 (original Wikipedia upload date) |
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From 1842 (Early Victorian) R. H. Laurie flag chart. Transferred from en.wikipedia |
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R. H. Laurie. Original uploader to Wikipedia was Dbnull. |
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