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Dictionary of Vexillology: K (Kernelled - Kommandowimpel)
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- KERNELLED
- KHANDA
- KENT VANE-FLY
- KING�S COLOUR (or COLOR)
- KLEESTENGEL (or KLEESTENGELN)
- KNATTERFLAGGE (or KNATTERFAHNE)
- KNIGHT BACHELOR
- KNIGHT BANNERET
- KOMMANDOWIMPEL
- KERNELLED
- See �embattled�.
- KHANDA
- A blue emblem, usually on a triangular pennant with saffron field and symbolic
of the Sikh religion (see also �pennant 2� and
�religious flag�).
![[Sikh khanda]](../images/v/vxt-d191.gif)
The Khanda of the Sikhs (fotw) - KENT VANE-FLY
- See �bob�.
- KING�S COLOUR (or COLOR)
- See �colour 2)� and
�colours 2)�.
King�s Colour of The Barcelona Regiment 1810, Spain (fotw) - KLEESTENGEL (or KLEESTENGELN)
- See �cloverstem(s)�.
- KNATTERFLAGGE (or KNATTERFAHNE)
- See �vertically hoisted flag�.
- KNIGHT BACHELOR
- 1) In current UK usage, a title given when the recipient receives a knighthood that is not attached to any specific Order of Chivalry.
- 2) In English usage, now obsolete, see �pennoncier�.
- KNIGHT BANNERET
- See �banneret 2)�.
- KOMMANDOWIMPEL
- See �masthead pennant 1)�.
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