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British Counties/Regions
Anglesey 5’x3′
£7.50Anglesey Flag
This Anglesey county flag was registered in 2014 after an online campaign. The design is derived from arms attributed to locally celebrated ruler Hwfa ap Cynddelw who lived during the 12th century and is said to have been the prince of Wales steward. He was also the founder of one of the 15 Tribes of North Wales and a large portion of the population claim to be descendants from him.
The Anglesey County Flag shows 3 yellow lions on a red background with a yellow chevron between them. This is in reference to the coat of arms. As an island, the county identifies very strongly with the flag and are proud of their home.
Flag size 5′ x 3′ (1500mm x 900mm) Content – 100% polyester
Banffshire (Scotland) 5’x3′
£9.59Buy the Banffshire Scotland flag
The flag is made from 100% polyester, and the overall length is approx. 5′x3′ (1500mm x 900mm).
Banffshire, a historic county in Scotland, has a flag that embodies the region’s rich heritage and natural beauty. This flag, measuring 5 feet by 3 feet, features a distinctive design with symbolic colours and elements that represent the area’s history and identity.
The flag of Banffshire primarily showcases two colours: blue and gold. The blue symbolises the county’s maritime heritage, reflecting its connection to the North Sea and the significant role of fishing and maritime activities in the region’s economy and culture. Gold, on the other hand, represents the sandy beaches along the Banffshire coast and the county’s wealth and prosperity.
Central to the flag’s design is the depiction of three fish, which directly references the county’s historic association with the fishing industry. These fish are usually portrayed in a stylised form and aligned vertically, signifying the importance of fishing to the local community throughout history.
The purpose of the Banffshire flag is multifaceted. It serves as a symbol of local pride and identity, allowing residents and natives of the county to celebrate their heritage and cultural distinctness. It also promotes the area to tourists and visitors, highlighting Banffshire’s unique characteristics and attractions.
The flag can be used in various ways. It is often flown on public buildings, at local events and festivals, and during cultural celebrations to foster community and belonging. Private residents also display the flag to show their connection to Banffshire. Additionally, it’s used in marketing and promotional materials to attract tourists and showcase the county’s attractions.
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Composition
- Banffshire (Scotland) 5′x3′
- Size: 5′ x 3′ (1500mm x 900mm)
- Content 100% Polyester
- Weight 0.4kg
Bedfordshire (new) 5’x3′
£7.50Bedfordshire Flag
This Bedfordshire flag shows a modified design of the banner of arms ? 3 shells on a black background represent the arms of the Russell?s, Dukes of Bedford. Bedfordshire County Council created a coat of arms to celebrate the Festival of Britain in 1951 and was used on a flag until it was abolished in 2009. In 2014 a campaign was started by the Friends of Bedfordshire Society and it became a successful campaign to create a modified version of the previous flag.
Flag size 5′ x 3′ (1500mm x 900mm) Content – 100% polyester
Belfast City 5’x3′
£7.50Belfast City Flag
This flag is divided into two horizontally which shows a pointing down triangle with a repeating blue and while pattern. There is also a red square in the top corner showing a silver bell which is representable of the first syllable of Belfast. This flag also features a ship sailing on the waves. This Belfast flag can be used to decorate any home or event space. It is made from 100% polyester.
Flag size 5? x 3? (1500mm x 900mm)
Berkshire 5’x3′
£7.50Berkshire
This Berkshire flag shows a traditional symbol from the historic county of Berkshire, the stag and the oak which represents the county?s forestry and deer herds. The design is in connection a legend of a late 14th-century royal huntsman named Herne The Hunter. The stag on the flag has twelve-point antlers which are characteristics of a royal stag, referencing the county?s title as the ?Royal County of Berkshire?. There are multiple festivals throughout the year that you can take this Berkshire flag to. This Berkshire flag is also a good way to decorate any event space, office or home.
This flag is made from 100% Polyester and is? 5′ x 3′ (1500mm x 900mm)
Berwickshire (Scotland) 5’x3′
£9.59- Size: 5′ x 3′ (1500mm x 900mm)
- Content 100% Polyester
- Weight 0.4kg
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