The colours on this page are
presented in the same numerical order as in Rudolf Cederström's book. When
the book was published in 1900, however, the regimental affiliation was
unknown for most of these colours, which means that the sorting is often
illogical. To make it easier to find the flags of the enlisted regiments
that existed during the Great Northern War, I therefore have the following
quick links.
The national militia
is also listed here even though they were not enlisted but conscripted. But
the regimental affiliation was unknown for their colours when Cederström made
his list and possibly colours on this page that are still unknown may have
belonged to them.
835:1 Company colour 1 (Copenhagen)
835:2 Company colour 2 (Copenhagen)
Colours that were
either issued to Tyska livregementet
(1699) or the Malmö garrison regiment (1706)
836:1 Company colour 1 (Copenhagen)
836:2 Company colour 2 (Copenhagen)
836:3 Company colour 3 (Copenhagen)
------ Company colour 4 (Copenhagen)
------ Company colour 5 (Copenhagen)
Änkedrottningen's
livregemente
Baltzar Friedrich's set from 1675
837 Company colour 1 (Copenhagen)
838 Company colour 2 (Copenhagen)
841:1 Company colour 1 (Copenhagen)
841:2 Company colour 2 (Copenhagen)
841:3 Company colour 3 (Copenhagen)
842 Company colour 4 (Copenhagen)
Unknown Infantry Unit
Set from 1655
843 Company colour 1 (S:t Petersburg)
844 Company colour 2 (S:t Petersburg)
Johan Schmitt's Reg.
Set which was lost 1659
845 Company colour 1 (Copenhagen)
846 Company colour 2 (Copenhagen)
847 Company colour 3 (Copenhagen)
848 Company colour 4 (Copenhagen)
849 Company colour 5 (Copenhagen)
895 Company colour 1 (Copenhagen)
896 Company colour 2 (Copenhagen)
897 Company colour 3 (Copenhagen)
898 Company colour 4 (Copenhagen)
899 Company colour 5 (Copenhagen)
900 Company colour 6 (Copenhagen)
901 Company colour 7 (Copenhagen)
961 Company colour 1 (Copenhagen)
962 Company colour 2 (Copenhagen)
963 Company colour 3 (Copenhagen)
964 Company colour 4 (Copenhagen)
965 Company colour 5 (Copenhagen)
966 Company colour 6 (Copenhagen)
967 Company colour 7 (Copenhagen)
968 Company colour 8 (Copenhagen)
969 Company colour 9 (S:t Petersburg)
970 Company colour 10 (S:t Petersburg)
Company colour kept in Denmark
Company colour kept in Russia
that belonged to an unknown unit. However, the
appearance is identical to the colours that were
issued to Stackelberg's regiment in 1704.
971:1 Company colour 1 (Copenhagen)
971:2 Company colour 2 (Copenhagen)
971:3 Company colour 3 (Copenhagen)
971:4 Company colour 4 (Copenhagen)
971:5 Company colour 5 (Copenhagen)
971:6 Company colour 6 (Copenhagen)
971:7 Company colour 7 (Copenhagen)
Olof Hoffman's set from 1695 (Only 11 colours can belong to this
regiment therefore 5 belonged to another.
Narva's colours were originally blue-red but
have faded to blue-yellow. The second
regiment's flags may have been blue-yellow
from the beginning.)
1026 Company colour 1 (S:t Petersburg)
1027 Company colour 2 (S:t Petersburg)
1028 Company colour 3 (S:t Petersburg)
1029 Company colour 4 (S:t Petersburg)
1030 Company colour 5 (S:t Petersburg)
1031 Company colour 6 (S:t Petersburg)
1032 Company colour 7 (S:t Petersburg)
1033 Company colour 8 (S:t Petersburg)
1034 Company colour 9 (S:t Petersburg)
1035 Company colour 10 (S:t Petersburg)
1036 Company colour 11 (S:t Petersburg)
1037 Company colour 12 (S:t Petersburg)
1038 Company colour 13 (S:t Petersburg)
1039 Company colour 14 (S:t Petersburg)
1040 Company colour 15 (S:t Petersburg)
1041 Company colour 16 (S:t Petersburg)
1042 Livfana (Copenhagen)
1043 Company colour 1 (Copenhagen)
1044 Company colour 2 (S:t Petersburg)
1045 Company colour 3 (S:t Petersburg)
1046 Company colour 4 (S:t Petersburg)
1047 Company colour 5 (S:t Petersburg)
1048 Company colour 6 (S:t Petersburg)
Colonel's and company colours kept in Denmark
Cederström notes in
his page with corrections that there are
additional six yellow colours in Copenhagen
which certainly belongs to No 1042. It is I
and not him who has brought together the
numbers1043-1048 with 1042 and identified
them with the Pomeranian regiment.
1050 Company colour 1 (Copenhagen)
1051 Company colour 2 (Copenhagen)
1052 Company colour 3 (S:t Petersburg)
1053 Company colour 4 (S:t Petersburg)
1054 Company colour 5 (S:t Petersburg)
Company colours kept in Denmark and Russia respectively.
The drawing of the Russian colour is a reconstruction
of a teared colour and is missing details that can be
found on the Danish colour.
Seulenburg's and Stöhr's Battalions
(Saxon prisoners of war)
The battalions existed 1707-1709
and 1710-1712 respectively
Cederström, Rudolf. Svenska kungliga hufvudbanér. Stockholm (1900) Törnquist, Leif. Fanor och standar vid de tillfälliga
regementena [...] 1700-1721
(SVSS-NS XXXV). Stockholm (2020)
Törnquist, Leif. Fanor och standar vid värvade förband 1686-1815
(artikel i SVSS-NS XXXVII). Stockholm (2022)
Törnquist, Leif. med flera. In hoc signo vinces – Stockholm
2011 & 2013. Stockholm (2016)