pennon

Then there were pennons floating from the tops of the tents, and sheaves of spears leaning against them.

Outside the Merchant’s House a trestle table had been set up in the shade and decorated with striped blue-and-white pennons that fluttered at every breath of air.

Pale red pennons trailed from the ends of a few lances, but many more carried battle-axes and great- swords and shields hacked half to splinters.

Torch flames fluttered like pennons along the walls, and here and there the odd torch guttered out.

His brother John, who won his spurs under my pennon when but a boy, soon got me speech of him; and you are to go with me at once to his presence, pretty maid.