Third Repeater Flag – Nautical Signal Flag
The 3rd Repeater, also known as the Third Substitute, is part of the International Code of Signals. It is used to repeat the third flag in a signal hoist, allowing sailors to communicate repeated letters or signals without carrying duplicate sets of every flag aboard.
With its bold, graphic design, the 3rd Repeater also makes a distinctive piece of authentic nautical décor—especially for anyone who appreciates the traditions and visual language of the sea.
DETAILS
- Traditional 3rd Repeater / Third Substitute signal flag
- Used to repeat the third flag in a signal hoist
- Authentic International Code of Signals design
- Individually sewn from durable marine-style fabric
- Finished with a white header
- Ready to hang
- Great for sailors, boaters, yacht clubs, boat houses and coastal homes
- A distinctive nautical gift with a real maritime meaning
- Made in Fall River, Massachusetts
Part of the language of the sea.
Repeater flags are an ingenious part of maritime communication. Rather than carrying multiple copies of every signal flag, vessels use substitutes to repeat flags that have already appeared in the same hoist.
- Size: 10" × 15" Indoor/Outdoor
- Material: 700D Polyester
- Printing: Both Sides
- Hanging: Traditional marine-style toggle and loop
- Use: Boats, Beach Houses, Flag Poles
Please see our video: The History of Signal Flags