Flag of King Henry VIII Greaves the Red Cross emblem on

the Red Cross emblem on the front flap identified the wearer as medical personnel

The sleeves are wide and roomy and end with an elastic gather

Hand-carved and formed from real horn

This fellow’s helmet not only reveals what sealed his fate

Flag of King Henry VIII Greaves the Red Cross emblem onThis royal standard was used by both King Henry VIII and his daughter Elizabeth I, during the 16th century. The design is a more simplified version of the previous royal flag adopted by Edward III. Made of an indoor outdoor polyester the flag is double sided. Measures 3 x 5 with metal grommets. It is double stitched around all edges with 4 rows of stitching on the "fly" edge.