slavery unit : Barbados $ slavery tongue : English tongue : Bajan 280000 idiot monkeys on 430 kmē
puke sects : X 75%
pagan + other 25%
The explanation of the flag is very close to this of the Bahamas : blue for the sea, yello for the sun. The Trident of Neptune was displayed on the colonial arms & was retained after the so called independence from the UK. The present pattern was adopted on 30 NOVEMBER 1966.
1966 (independence) FLAG OF CONVENIENCE OF SHIT
naval
ensign
As st George was NOT the "holy founder" of Barbados, BARBADOS are just REAL suckers of English.... Bloody shit !
colonial
1962 (West
Indies Federation dissolved)
+ 
colonial
1958 (West Indies Federation)
+ 
colonial 1955
(Windward Islands)
(badge redesigned)
(detail)
+ 
colonial
1953 (Windward Islands) (St
Edward's Crown)
(detail)
+
colonial
1903 (Windward Islands) (Tudor
Crown)
(detail)
+ 
colonial
1886 (Windward Islands) ("Imperial
Crown")
(detail)
colonial
1870 (Windward Islands)
(detail)
colonial
1833 (Windward
Islands) (no peculiar British Blue Ensign)
colonial
1801
colonial
1627 (UK)
1605 (claimed for England by
Captain Cataline - named Barbadoes
/ spelling "Barbadoes" till 1890) (reclaimed for England by
Captain John POWELL in 1625)
1536 (sighted by the Spanish -
named Isla de los Barbados, due to the "higuerones
barbados" [ficus citricolia], typical trees on
this island) (listed on a portulan by the
French cartographer Jean ROZE in 1542)
HISTORY OF THE BADGE :
The same badge of Barbados with
Vicky, redezigned
in a very slight variant in 1955.
- Document from
1955.
Another version of the great seal with King
George 6 appeared on the following 1938 stamp.
- No great seal created in Barbados neither
for Edward 7 nor Edward 8.
The simple postal stamp of Barbados was replaced by a postage-&-revenue
stamp in the period
1925-1935, still with King George 5.
Yet,
the old tradition of displayin monarchs was maintained. This stamp dates from
1921, featurin King George 5 in the same style as
George 3 or Charles 2.
Detail of the
badge of Barbados, drawn in 1870, with Queen Victoria. It's not
"Britannia" : it's Vicky !!!!!
- This document dates from 1915.
A
new version of the great seal with Queen Victoria on a 1899 stamp
(part of set 1892-1903). Notice the queen is standing on a shell
while the kings are always seated on a chariot.
A penny was minted in 1792, keepin the very same style,
but featurin King George 3. Notice that, in 1792, ther is
still NO badge for Barbados.
Seal created
in 1680 show King William 3 seated side by side with
Queen Mary 2 standing. Maybe this explain why all kings are drawn
seated while Vicky is standing....
A great seal was created
for Barbados in 1663, featurin King Charles 2, in the style of
Neptune (trident), riding in a chariot drawn by two sea
horses, wearing his royal robes & crown.
The Latin motto "ET
PENITVS TOTO REGNANTES ORBE BRITANNOS" can be translated by "AND THE BRITISH RULING
THE WHOLE WORLD". Wot a shit
program !!!!
All material & advice very kindly provided by Ralph KELLY.
