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English: Bartholomew Roberts' pirate flag depicting a pirate holding a flaming sword and standing on two skulls labeled "ABH" and "AMH" for "A Barbadian's Head" and "A Martinican's Head", after Governors of those two islands sent warships to capture Roberts.
English: Jolly Roger pirate flag of Bartholomew Roberts, as described by William Matthew: "A Death's Head and an arm with a cutlass." Used in the battle of the harbour of Trepassey. Used in the battle of the harbour of Trepassey.
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English: Jolly Roger pirate flag of Bartholomew Roberts, one of several he flew. As described in Johnson's General History, "it had the figure of a skeleton in it, and a man portrayed with a flaming sword in his hand, intimating a defiance of death itself."
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English: Jolly Roger pirate flag of Bartholomew Roberts, as described in Johnson's General History: "The Flag had a Death in it, with an Hour-Glass in one Hand, and cross Bones in the other, a Dart by it, and underneath a Heart dropping three Drops of Blood." One of several flags Roberts flew.
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