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Apipebanneris a heraldic flag flown from the large bass drone of the bagpipes.
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This included flying the sovereign's personalpipebanner, carried by the pipe major when the sovereign was present.
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In some regiments, it is customary for officers to donate pipe banners to their regiment's pipers at the time of their retirement.
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Some regiments would even keep their pipe banners in their officers messes alongside their colours when the banners are not in use.
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In such case, there will also be company pipe banners that feature each infantry company's badge and these banners are only carried by the companies' pipers.
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