User talk:Pmsmythe

Royal Standard England
Hi. I've returned this flag on the List of British Flags article to the 'Historical' 'Royal Standards' section. Unless you can do better than I in finding a reference stating that this flag has an official contemporary use in its own right, then the Historical section remains its correct location. I've spent hours online trying to find a source which states that it is used in an official capacity, but other than in the form shown for the Duchy of Lancaster (defaced) and where quartered as part of the Royal Standard(s) of the UK, I can find no other contemporary official use for the flag displaying the three lions, without any addition or defacement. I wish you luck in your hunt for a source as I'd very much like to think that one might exist, but until it can be found and a contemporary use for this flag confirmed, then I'm afraid that in the historical section it must remain. The other versions which are currently used are of course already shown in the appropriate sections of the article. Good hunting! Regards. Endrick  Shellycoat  19:32, 7 June 2009 (UTC)


 * See talk at the article. Endrick  Shellycoat  23:31, 7 June 2009 (UTC)

Pmsmythe (talk) 19:14, 10 June 2009 (UTC)