pennon

The Duke's casque was beaten and gory, his long white pennon red-dyed, his horse wounded.

And straight toward them cantered a merry body of cavaliers and men-at-arms, Louis's broad pennon leading.

They ceased speaking as the thin pennon of smoke, followed by two tall masts, became visible over the horizon.

On his lance he bore a red pennon; a tress of my hair served him for a belt, from which hung his sword.

Penn′oncelle, a small flag like a pennon; Penn′oncier, a knight-bachelor.