CAMISETA LA BANDERA DE TRAFALGAR

The Spanish flag at the Battle of Trafalgar (1805) was the national naval ensign, featuring red-yellow-red horizontal stripes with the arms of Castile and León (castle and lions) in the center, a design used from 1785-1931, famously captured from the ship San Ildefonso, and now a key artifact at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, England, bearing battle scars. It was famously draped over the crossing of St Paul's Cathedral during Lord Nelson's funeral in 1806. The massive wool flag (around 33ft x 48ft) is now housed at the National Maritime Museum in Greenwich, England, and shows battle damage like holes and fraying.