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Encyclopédie flag chart: 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | 7 | 8

Key (summarized in translation from captions in images File:Encyclopedie volume 6-108.png and File:Encyclopedie volume 6-109.png):

24. Royal flag of Portugal

25. White flag of Portugal with armillary sphere

26. Other white flag of Portugal with armillary sphere

27. Other Portugal

28. War flag of Portugal

29. Other Portugal

30. Portuguese merchant

31. Portugal

32. Royal flag of William III of England with "For the Protestant Religion ant[sic] Liberty of England" motto.

33. Heraldic banner of George I of England

34. British royal

35. Red flag with "For the Protestant Religion ant[sic] Liberty of England" motto.

36. British red ensign.

37. British admiral

38. British admiral (new)

39. English red ensign (old)

40. Incorrect version of New England pine-tree flag (with globe instead of pine tree).

41. Other English (cross of st. George and three lions arms)

42. British blue ensign

43. English red ensign variation

44. Squadron flag, with 13 red and white horizontal stripes

45. British white ensign

46. Yacht flag

47. Guinea yacht flag

48. East India Company

49. Ireland (red saltire on white, not referred to as St. Patrick's cross)

50. England (red cross on white, St. George's cross)

51. Bugie(??)

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