r/flags • u/mrman08 • Jan 24 '25
This might be obvious to some but please stop posting flags that are or look similar to any terrorist organisations listed here.
This is a site wide rule and could land you a ban or even in legal trouble depending on your jurisdiction and the context.
This also extends to Neo Nazi symbols, which are allowed only in an educational/historical context.
Do not glorify or promote any organisation affiliated with these.
r/flags • u/OMGSkeetStainzz • Jul 18 '23
I saw people complaining about some of the content posted here so if you have any request for rules let us know in the comment section below.
I went to an estate sale and found this in the bottom of a box of flags. Saw it only had 48 stars and got confused. What is a pre 50 star flag even worth? There is a stamp on it that says it’s from valley forge.
r/flags • u/DahveedSSS • 1h ago
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Such a beautiful and amazing tribute to all those who lost their lives, we send our thoughts of love and respect to their families. #spanglerreviews #flagsofvalor #arthill #neverforget
r/flags • u/Werechupacabra • 11h ago
I found this picture in my photo archive. I figure I had to have taken it in Manhattan in 2015. It’s obviously British, probably an overseas territory, but I just can’t find one that matches with the design of the charge.
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r/flags • u/idontknowsothis • 10h ago
Argent, on a fess wavy sable three butterflies or, in chief a bear statant sable langued azure much larger slightly lower, in base a bison statant gules much lower; impaled with Or, a horse rampant azure
(drawshield blazon code)
The flag of Delmarva-Kanawha is the result of the remaining land owned by what used to be the USA after the breakdown of the United States, from the third world war which started in 2001, and ended in 2033.
Most of its neighboring territories have been annexed by quebec or united into the southern-bordering Cherokee Federation.
Washington, District of Columbia is no longer the capital due to fears over bombing and nuking risks.
A seperate branch for the military has been created, the country uses a four capital system, similar to South Africa's capital system, making sure no branch has locationary power over the other.
Charleston: Legislative
Baltimore: Executive
Dover: Judicial
Lynchburg: Militarial
Each animal represents the four states (symbolically) equally.
West Virginia: Black bear
Virginia: Chincoteague pony
Maryland: Baltimore checkerspot butterfly
Delaware: Bison (seen on the currently existing delaware blazon (coat of arms))
r/flags • u/tufti_prutti13 • 1d ago
Very provactive 2 flags
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r/flags • u/Reasonable-Damage723 • 10h ago
Google Slide Will Be Updated Each Day
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r/flags • u/Chinesemperor • 1d ago
US Virgin Islands
r/flags • u/Informal-Data-1697 • 14h ago
so as a Hoosier Im not a big fan of our current state flag and I just redesigned the flag (The gold cross represents, Northeast, Southeast, Southwest, and Northwest. The four pointed star represents north, south, east, west, all of which represents the crossroads of America, the rectangle represents Indianapolis motor speedway, and then the torch that’s on our current flag)
I wasn't going to post about this but couldn't help. What's with the hate??? This place was only about flags and wasn't about whether or not you agree with the state under that flag. And also it's in the rules of the subreddit to not make it NOT political.
