Last modified: 2006-04-29 by phil nelson
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This signal flag system was used between Holyhead and Liverpool between 1827-1839. The source is Peabody-Essex Museum's website and there is no guarantee that images or sizes are accurate.
Phil Nelson, 25 February 2000
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Numeric 1![[Watson numeric 1]](../images/w/wat~1.gif) |
Numeric 2![[Watson numeric 2]](../images/w/wat~4.gif) |
Numeric 3 |
Numeric 4 |
Numeric 5![[Watson numeric 5]](../images/w/wat~5.gif) |
Numeric 6![[Watson numeric 6]](../images/w/wat~6.gif) |
Numeric 7![[Watson numeric 7]](../images/w/wat~7.gif) |
Numeric 8![[Watson numeric 8]](../images/w/wat~8.gif) |
Numeric 9![[Watson numeric 91]](../images/w/wat~0.gif) |
Numeric 0 |
Numeric 1000![[Watson numeric 1000]](../images/w/wat~1000.gif) |
Numeric 1100![[Watson numeric 1100]](../images/w/wat~1100.gif) |
Numeric 1200![[Watson numeric 1200]](../images/w/wat~1200.gif) |
Numeric 1300![[Watson numeric 1300]](../images/w/wat~1300.gif) |
1st repeater![[Watson 1st repeater]](../images/w/wat~1rep.gif) |
duplicate pennant![[Watson duuplicate pennant]](../images/w/wat~dup.gif) |
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