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Nautical flags are an international code system used for two ships to signal to each other or for a ship to signal to shore. They are made up of 26 square flags and each represents a letter of the alphabet. Representing the letter K, the Kilo sewn code flag is colored yellow and blue and indicates a request for communication. The design is appliqued/embroidered onto 200 denier nylon and has a canvas header and two brass grommets. The nylon is 1-ply, which makes for a high-quality, high sheen flag. Available in an assortment of sizes.
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