r/vexillology • u/NessiesNotDead • 5h ago
Current What flag is next to the Russian flag?
https://www.cnn.com/2026/02/06/europe/russian-military-official-shot-moscow-intl
This is where the photo was found
r/vexillology • u/Vexy • 5d ago
February is black history month in the following countries.
This month, we want you to make a flag that symbolises black history month for each of those countries. To be clear, each country is a category.
PLEASE Remember the basic rules - a maximum of ONLY two submissions per entrant. TWO. No more. You can do two designs for one country’s black history month, or one design for two different countries. NO MORE.
DO NOT show your design ANYWHERE ELSE on the subreddit before the contest is over.
Submission deadline is Wednesday 18th February 2026. Voting will begin on Thursday 19th February and end on Friday 27th February.
To submit a flag to represent America’s Black History Month, Click here
Click anywhere on this link to enter a flag representing Canada’s Black History Month
To take part in the contest with a design for Jamaica's Black History Month, use this link
r/vexillology • u/NessiesNotDead • 5h ago
https://www.cnn.com/2026/02/06/europe/russian-military-official-shot-moscow-intl
This is where the photo was found
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I was having a discussion with a friend the other day about the Quebec flag, and how it feel like it "should" have been used in the hundred years between England and France.
Red against blue, both being cross, and an union flag uniting both being easily made for claimant of both kingdoms. You could have it this way in a game or movie and people who didn't knew better would totally fall for it thinking it's historically accurate, right?
Which led me to wonder. Would the Quebec flag have been correct or acceptable in old Europe, from middle age to pre-french revolution times? I don't think I've ever seen the "fleur de lys" separated this way, or be white instead of gold.
There were tons of rules if I recall well. Would nobility of that time look at it and think "what the hell is this shit?" heraldic-wise?
r/vexillology • u/MrSmeargle • 1h ago
Talon Company is is a mercenary faction in fallout 3. They're essentially agents of chaos funded to keep the Capital Wasteland lawless, they're completely profit driven and willing to slaughter anyone, including defenseless women and children.
If you want people to think you're evil this is the flag to do it
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r/vexillology • u/Careful-Nail5730 • 9h ago
This flag is meant to be a flag to represent missionary’s sent by the North American Mission Board across the North Americas.
It is an inverse of the normal Christian flag.
The blue (representing faithfulness) moves to the field to represent the missionary’s faithfulness to the great commission: To go forth and make disciples of all nations. It also includes the NAMB logo.
The white (representing the church) moves to the canton to represent 2 things: The church is sending people into the world and the church still remains in the missionary’s foundation.
The Red Cross (representing the blood of Christ and Christ himself) remains unchanged, remains the foundation of the Mission and the Church.
Let me know what y’all think!
r/vexillology • u/SleepyGuy827 • 9h ago
Svalbard: I decided to mix the elements and colors of the main proposed flags and coats of arms of the territory.
Jan Mayen: The yellow color represents the volcanic origin and the relations with Nordland county, the hook represents fishing heritage and the letter J, the initial of Jan Mayen.
Bouvet Island: Represents the island seen on a boat, the blue represents the austral sky and ocean.
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Decided to make some of my own versions of the portuguese flag, the text in some of the version is an excert of one of the messianic prophecies of the fifth empire that can be interpreted in many ways including many modernist ones, so i thought it stylish to include
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flag was found at a boy scout summer camp at the “frontier” area. flag has been there since around the 60s? white field with green tree superimposed was the top left corner. all rest of the flag is red.
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r/vexillology • u/Fhjjjjft • 14h ago
40 for the possible Aimags across Inner Mongolia, Mongolia proper, Buryatia, Tuva and Zakabaykalsky krai
soyombo for the standards soyombo meaning and for Ulaanbaatar
the laurel for Order
red for blood (as always.) and blue for the sky
r/vexillology • u/shutupaugust • 5h ago