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Właśnie dostałem wstępną zgodę na publikację artykułu naukowego o postrzeganiu społecznym polskiej flagi z godłem w periodyku @flagstudies. 🤓
Teraz jeszcze muszę go napisać… 😱
Uprasza się o trzymanie kciuków.
📷 by Piotr Drabik (CC-BY)
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🌎 Danes, 1. oktobra, obeležujemo svetovni dan zastavoslovja. Namen dneva je širiti zavedanje o vlogi zastav kot simbolov identitete, kulture, zgodovine in skupnosti.
🇸🇮🇪🇺 Ob tej priložnosti vas vljudno vabimo, da delite tudi svoje zbirke ali pa slike svoje najljubše zastave.
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Happy 249th birthday America, got the 1774 Taunton flag out, one of the earliest flags used in the American Revolution. Liberty and Union, then and now.
📅 📍 CIV31 – Paris, 6-10 juillet 2026
🚩Un concours est lancé pour créer le drapeau du congrès!🏁
📌 Plus d’infos sur le congrès et le concours sur notre site web: drapeaux-sfv.org/icv-31/
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Thank you to NAVA (@flagstudies) for the welcome packet and the spare copy of Vexillum 30 lol
The historical 1992 to 1996 Comoros flag is a nice addition, and it's even the tilted stars variant too
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Some of my contributions to the latest issue of Vexillum magazine @flagstudies, on the Princeton University Library map collection
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Today, we celebrate the 141th birthday of our beautiful national flag. 🇪🇪
The first Estonian flag remains the world’s oldest national flag preserved in its original form.
For generations, the blue-black-white has united us, brought joy, and given hope. May it continue to do so.
Closing out 2024 with a selection of new U.S. city flags that were adopted over the past few years (all adopted after NAVA's 2022 New American City Flag survey). Enjoy!
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FLAGGING: The Illinois State Flag Commission has selected 10 finalists for the state flag redesign contest. Voting will open to the public in January. Here are the designs that made the cut out of nearly 5,000 entries:
Happy World Vexillology Day to our fellow flag enthusiasts! #vexiday To commemorate - here's a non-exhaustive collection of flags representing various vexillological associations and organizations. 👏👏👏
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#NAVA58 about to be lit y'all
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@flagstudies #NAVA #vexillologist #vexillology #vexillologynerd #vexillography #flags #funwithflags #minneapolis #twincities #stpaul #minnesota #minnesotaflag #cathedral
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Spotted on a playground in Maine. #vexillology #flags
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Flag for the North American Vexillology Association's 2025 meeting in Seattle, Washington, United States @flagstudies

ALT The flag of NAVA 59 is based on the geography of Seattle, with either side representing the lush green hills and mountains around Seattle. The chevron layout also represents a “V” for vexillology and the inverted chevron in the NAVA flag. In the center is the Space Needle, the most prominent landmark of Seattle, on a teal blue sky. The teal and white are borrowed from the flag of Seattle, where they represent the colors of Puget Sound at dusk. The ratio is 3:5. This description comes from NAVA's website. End alt text.
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The Illinois Flag Commission, created by @SenDorisTurner's legislation, has opened the submission period for possible new designs for the state flag. Here's how you can submit your idea and possibly become a part of Illinois history. ilsenatedems.co/Bkng50ThTnh
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Vote for a new Cleveland flag. Cleveland deserves a flag that shows the world how great the city is.
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#clevelandflag #cleveland #theland #thisiscle #clevelandflag #inthe216 #clevelandohio #inthecle #greatercle
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I love the Seychelles flag, which accidentally doubles as a striking symbol of Romanian-Hungarian unity
Behold! The winning design of the flag selected for the NAVA annual meeting that will be held in Seattle, Oct. 10-12, 2025.
The flag selected for NAVA 59 is based on the geography of Seattle, with either side representing the lush green hills and mountains around Seattle. The chevron layout also represents a “V” for vexillology and the inverted chevron in the NAVA flag. In the center is the Space Needle, the most prominent landmark of Seattle, on a teal blue sky. The teal and white are borrowed from the flag of Seattle, where they represent the colors of Puget Sound at dusk. The green is borrowed from the flags of Washington state and Cascadia, where it represents the lush forests.






































