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Our Alabama flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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Our Maryland flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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Pennsylvania’s flag has a blue field with the state coat of arms in the center. Although it was originally authorized by the state in 1799, the current design wasn’t adopted by law until 1907.
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Our Alaska flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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Our Massachusetts flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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This “Little Rhody” state flag has a white field with a gold anchor in the center. Thirteen gold stars surround the anchor because of the 13 original colonies as well as Rhode Island’s status as the 13th state to ratify the Constitution.
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Our Arizona flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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Our Michigan flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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Much like other state flags, South Carolina’s flag has a navy blue field. But there is some question to the meaning of the crescent moon in the upper right corner. Some
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Our Arkansas flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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Our Minnesota flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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The South Dakota state flag has a sky blue background with a modification of the state seal in the center. Gold triangles surround the seal, representing the sun’s rays.
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Our California flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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Our Mississippi flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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Tennessee’s flag has a red field with a strip of blue on the fly end; in the center is a circle with three white stars inside. Designed by Colonel LeRoy Reeves, the flag was adopted in 1905.
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Our Colorado flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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Designed and adopted in 1913, the Missouri state flag consists of a red, a white and a blue horizontal stripe. The three stripes represent valor, purity, vigilance and justice;
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Known as the “Lone Star Flag,” the Texas state flag was adopted in 1839. The red stands for bravery, blue represents loyalty and the white stands for purity. The colors of the flag are the same used in the US flag.
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Our Connecticut flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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Montana’s state seal is centered on this Treasure State’s flag. The ribbon on the seal reads, “Gold and Silver.” The current flag was adopted in 1905 (although the word “Montana” was added in 1981 and the font was changed in 1985).
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Utah’s flag consists of the state seal surrounded by a gold ring on a field of navy blue. The beehive in the seal is a traditional Mormon symbol; the motto “Industry” stands for progress.
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Our Delaware flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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Nebraska was one of the last states to adopt an official state flag; although it was designed in 1925, the official designation of the design did not take place until 1963.
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The current Vermont flag was adopted on 1923. It has a blue field with the state coat of arms in the center. The banner on the bottom reads, “Vermont, Freedom and Unity.”
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Our Florida flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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Nevada was admitted to the Union in 1864; to symbolize that they became part of the US during the Civil War, the words “Battle Born” are written above the star in the upper left hand corner of the flag.
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The state flag of Virginia has the state seal in the center with a blue background. This version was adopted in 1861. The motto written at the bottom of the seal means, “Thus Always to Tyrants” and...
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Our Georgia flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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New Hampshire’s flag, adopted in 1909, has a dark blue field with the state seal in the center. Inside is the USS Raleigh, a warship built in Portsmouth in 1776.
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Washington’s flag consists of the state seal surrounded by a green field. The seal has an image of the President George Washington on it. The flag was adopted in 1923 and is the only state flag with a green background or a picture of a president.
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Our Hawaii flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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The New Jersey state flag has a buff colored background. Before 1780, this color was only reserved for the uniform of Continental Generals and George Washington
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West Virginia’s flag has the state seal in the center on a white field, with a boarder of navy blue. The seal has “State of West Virginia” written above it and the motto, “Montani, Semper, Liberi” written below (meaning “Mountaineers are Always Free”).
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Our Idaho flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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In 1920, the Daughters for the American Revolution held a contest; the winner was Dr. Harry Mera, who designed today’s New Mexican flag. The yellow and red recognize the Habsburg family, whose conquistadors explored New Mexico’s territory.
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The Wisconsin state flag is charged with the state seal on a navy blue background. The words Wisconsin and 1848 are above and below the seal, respectively. The year 1848 was when Wisconsin was admitted to the Union.
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Our Illinois flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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New York’s flag consists of their state coat of arms centered on a blue background. On the left is Lady Liberty, her left foot suspended over a crown which represents Great Britain
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Fittingly, Wyoming’s flag has an American Bison in the center (as the state’s nickname is the “Buffalo State”). The white bison is charged in a field of blue; the boarder of the flag is white and red.
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Our Indiana flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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The original state flag was adopted in 1861; the North Carolina flag of today, however, replaced this flag in 1885. The flag has a blue union and two horizontal stripes (one red and the other white).
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District of Columbia Flags
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Our Iowa flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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North Dakota’s flag is almost a replica of the flag carried by the state’s troop contingent during the Philippine-American War in the early 1900s. Adopted in 1911, the flag’s field is blue and the banner under the bald eagle reads, “North Dakota.”
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The flag of the United States Virgin Islands was adopted by Executive Order on May 17,1921. Upon a white field between, the letters V I, an American Eagle in yellow is displayed with the shield of the United States on its breast.
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Our Kansas flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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Called a burgee or swallowtail design, Ohio’s flag is the only state flag that is a tapering pennant. Ohio’s flag was designed by John Eisemann and adopted in 1902.
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The official territorial flag of Guam consists, on both sides, of a rectangular field of marine blue seventy-eight inches long and forty inches wide, trimmed on all sides with a border of deep red and having in its center the Guam Coat of Arms.
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Our Kentucky flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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Oklahoma‘s state flag is has a sky blue field with a traditional Osage Nation shield. There are two emblems of peace on the buffalo-skin shield; the peace pipe represents Native Americans and the olive branch represents European Americans.
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The design of the Commonwealth flag reflects the close ties that bound the Cuban and Puerto Rico patriots in the 19th century for the flag which waves over the Capital of San Juan is the Cuban flag color reversed.
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Our Louisiana flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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Oregon is the only US state to have a two sided flag! Both sides are navy blue but one side has the state seal and the other side a beaver (the state animal).
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The flag of Samoa was adopted on February 24, 1949 and consists of a red field with a blue rectangle in the canton. The blue rectangle bears the Southern Cross Constellation: four large white stars and one smaller star.
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Our Maine flags range from outdoor nylon and polyester flags, indoor fringed flags and mini sizes mounted on a dowel.
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