and one of two surviving 17th-century Jolly Roger flags (that familiar black flag featuring a skull and crossbones). At the center of the museum, travelers can climb aboard a replica pirate ship ...

The Jolly Roger was very real ... The crew was responsible for making their ship's flags. "Pirates, being sailors, would have been fairly skilled at sewing, because you had to do your own sewing ...

One Piece has done a good job of communicating that a Jolly Roger is not merely a pirate flag ... or this is a ship or location under the protection of a certain crew. For example, the flying ...

This was the first time a submarine flew the Jolly Roger flag ... crew to fly the flag. The ship's namesake, Rear Adm. Isaac ...

But death was super rare.” This one’s actually true. The Jolly Roger is the name given to a flag which identifies a pirate ship. It was typically a black flag that featured either a skull and ...

The Jolly Roger went a different path. Soldiering on as a downmarket fish-and-chips outlet, the family-friendly touches faded away. An adjoining Pirate’s Cove lounge was partitioned from the ...

Avast ye, mateys! A Jolly Roger flag can be seen flying at half mast in the Swale this morning after a pirate ship ran aground. Lifeboat crews received a mayday call from the comrades aboard the ...