Your favorite historical flags, with a name and brief description

Actual German flag with gold instead of piss yellow

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Forgot to add, King's Colours = St. George's cross (patron saint of England, red foreground) + St. Andrew's Cross (patron saint of Scotland, blue background).

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yorkshire

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too many details

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I like the eagle on both and i kinda hate current russian emblem cause of gold color of the eagle, i think black one looks cooler

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Current Austrian flag

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Naval Jack of the Republic of China, designed by Lu Haodong in 1895

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now that's a flag...

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Flag of Maryland. Kind of weird but I love the colors.

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the shapes are the nice thing about this flag imo
the colors are shit and don't really match well

War flag of the Holy Roman Empire 13th–14th century
>no Denmark not you, mine is symmetric

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Like this?

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Flag of the Free Territory of Trieste (1947–1954)

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symmetry is justice

I will forever hold the opinion that the first American flag was the best one. Newer iterations are too cluttered with stars, complete eyesore. I'm willing to admit though that the symbolism in the Betsy Ross is a tad retarded
>lol lets just represent the same thing twice

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Am I crazy or isn't that the flag that french crusaders rallied under while the English had the white one?

America

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Adal Sultanate

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>reverse image search
>this was an actual American flag
>The first American flag
AAAAAAAAAAAAAAHHHAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
lmao i thought you were shitposting

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Are you referring to the flag of Gascony?

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behold the power of australian vexillography

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I agree. I wonder what other reasonably numbered symbols we could have used. Maybe 10 stars for the 10 amendments of the Bill of Rights?

Fucking kek

For a year after the war started, we weren’t actually seeking independence, only greater autonomy, and tried to declare our loyalty to the British crown with the Olive Branch petition, which was rejected.

shit

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>No Popery
should still be on the flag desu

Flag of Mozambique (1974-1975)

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for me, it's the uniformity of the empire and its dominions and colonies. especially like india with the star, i think it was technically the governor-general's flag though

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>Anglo propaganda
cringe

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I really like number 2.

Our first king's flag.

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You mean a cuck stamp?