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In 1677, Karl XI of Sweden decided to collect all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs, even if the banners and flags themselves w More

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In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI of Sweden decided to collect all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs, even if the banners and flags themselves w More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI of Sweden decided to collect all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs, even if the banners and flags themselves w More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI of Sweden decided to collect all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs, even if the banners and flags themselves w More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI of Sweden decided to collect all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs, even if the banners and flags themselves w More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More

In 1677, Karl XI decided to have all the flags and stands that were won as trophies in war. The purpose was to preserve the memory of these victory signs for the afterlife, even if the objects themselves would More