Bannerol
banderole.
Historical Examples
“The leader’s bannerol bears the device of a red bull,” he answered promptly.
The Shame of Motley Raphael Sabatini
She holds a pike surmounted with a red cap; and on a bannerol attached to the pike are the words ‘Dieu seul.’
Facts and Speculations on the Origin and History of Playing Cards William Andrew Chatto
It will be seen that the staff of the bannerol carries a little tent, and this covers the ammunition bags.
Shifts and Expedients of Camp Life, Travel & Exploration W. B. Lord
noun
a variant of banderole
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