Woolen flag: red, white and blue
From the collection of Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam. Free to download, adapt and use — no permission needed.
Red-white-blue bands; the white borders the red and blue in a zigzag pattern. In the center of the white, the coats of arms of Gerrit de Graeff and Christina van Herzeele, combined under a helmet in blue with ochre against red foliage. Above this, a five-pointed crown: three points with fleurs-de-lis, two with pearls, alternating, and above the central point an upright trowel with an ochre handle and blue blade. On either side of the coats of arms, a swan with its head inserted into the red foliage. All this stands on an asymmetrical base with foliage. Below, a scroll in gold, bearing in black classical capitals: MORS, SCEPTRA, LIGONIBUS, AEQUAT. At the top and bottom, narrow red-white-blue bands, also with a zigzagging white band. Along the breeches, a band of truncated triangles in red-white-blue. Seven pairs of red ribbons on the breeches.
Rijksmuseum, Amsterdam’s own description