Covenanting flag of beige cloth of the Parish of Ochiltree, bearing the inscription "Deus est semper idem Ochiltrie for God the Covenanted Presbyterian Reformation Croun and Countrie 1689"

Brass flagon with three feet, with a leaden cover, found at Fortrose containing more than 1100 silver coins

Pewter flagon or measure with a winged lid and wooden handle, inscribed 'Wine Company of Scotland', marked inside lid 'Wi llm Sc ott', Edinburgh, early 19th century

Flag flown by Major General Sir Hughe Tudor, 1918 - 1919

Flag of yellow wool cloth embroidered in coloured silks with a design of a dragon, eight Buddhist emblems and dedication texts, reportedly from Yuanmingyuan (Summer Palace), Beijing: China, Tianjin, Tanggu, Ninghe, dedicated by Li Chunzhuang, Qing Dynasty, c.1900

Polystyrene tray (sealed with cling film) containing 20 miniature flags, coloured either purple, black or orange with papercut flowers and plastic skulls attached to each of them: North America, Mexico City, Mexico, 1999

Flag of the Tłı̨chǫ nation, made of nylon, depicting a river, yellow sun, red teepees and the North Star all on a dark blue background, a length of white cord with a wooden toggle is threaded through one end of the flag: North America, Canada, Alberta, Calgary, by Flagworks

Scottish Saltire flag flown at Holyrood and then taken on space shuttle mission STS-116 to the International Space Station by Nick Patrick, 9 to 22 December 2006

Company flag, Saltire with thistle and crown at centre and motto NEMO.ME.IMPVNE.LACESSET, flown while the battalion was serving in Northern Ireland, c. 1975

One of a pair of blue and cream silk flags in the form of a saltire, with a central roundel painted with the quartered arms for the Masons and associated crafts, 1st Masons, 2nd Bowyers, 3rd Glaziers, 4th Plumbers and the inscription 'In the Lord of All Our Trust': Scottish, early 19th century

One of a pair of blue and cream silk flags in the form of a saltire, with a central roundel painted with the quartered arms for the Wrights and associated crafts, 1st Wrights, 2nd Coopers, 3rd Painters, 4th Sclaters and the inscription 'The hand of the Diligent Maketh Rich' above: Scottish, early 19th century