1745-1746 Montague's 69th Regiment Flags

Show your loyalty to King George II against his Jacobite enemies by flying this flag!  It depicts the coat of arms of the Duke of Montague, colonel of Montague's (69th) Ordnance Regiment.  This 69th was raised in response to the Jacobite Rising of 1745 and, because it was disbanded shortly thereafter, is not the same as any other British unit numbered 69th.

The facing color of Montague's is currently unknown, but it is said that most of the "Noblemen's Regiments" wore blue coats faced red.  Red flags were strictly reserved for the Foot Guards, so that left these units with blue flags.  Blue was usually reserved for Royal regiments, but perhaps these noblemen were able to bend the rules.

Flag comes as 6 high-quality PNG images in a zip folder: obverse, reverse, and complete flag for the King's Colour and obverse, reverse, and complete flag for the Regimental Colour.