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  • curprev 22:2722:27, 25 March 2024Cakelot1 talk contribs 13,320 bytes −34 As Wessex explains "The Golden Wyvern" only becomes Wessex's defining symbol in the 18-20th centuries. They did use a Draco (like a bunch of other places in Europe in that period) during war, but it isn't a symbol like a Coa or flag for the dynasty. In any case the image currently used is from a 1970s attempt to give the wessex region a symbol. Also pages aren't required to have "a thumbnail" as the person who added this seems to believe. undo

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  • curprev 18:3118:31, 29 May 2023Cakelot1 talk contribs 12,730 bytes −113 Rm anachronistic flag. The source says "The famous dragon standard of Wessex, which is said to have been carried by Cuthred at the battle of Burford in 752, by Edmund Ironside at Assingdon in 1016 and Harold on the Senlac ridge in 1066, was probably fashioned from rigid leather and would have been similar in appearance to a gilded weather vane.", The picture in the source shows something like a draco. The red and gold flag is not in the source as it is from the 1970s by William Crampton. undo

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