field carriage (feldkar"aj)
The Century Dictionary and Cyclopedia · 1897 · p. 56
Any carriage used to mount and transport a gun, ammunition, etc., belonging to a field-battery of artillery. Field codes. See code. field-colors (feld'kul orz), n. pl. Milit., flags about a foot square, carried by markers in the field or on the parade-ground, to indicate the turning-points of a column, or the line to be occupied in the formation or deployment of a body of troops. The term is also applied to the distinctive flags which designate the position of the headquarters of a brigade, division, corps, or army, on the march, in camp, or on the battle-field. The regimental flags carried in the field and occasions of ceremony are sometimes so called in contradistinction to garrison flags, which are much larger in size.
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