The flag contemporaneously known as "the Continental Colors" has historically been referred to as the first national flag.

The team's three colors originate from the national flag of Mexico, known as the tricolor.

The flag now known as the "St George's Cross" seems to have replaced it as Genoa's main flag at some point during the 14th century.

This flag, also known as a "victim's statement," is the best way to prevent unauthorized accounts.

The teams meet again for the lowering of the flag, known as Horadat Ha'degel.

Green and Red were unified in the 19th century into the Isma'ili flag known as "My Flag".

The team's three colors originate from the national flag of France, known as the drapeau tricoleur.

Another legacy that Iturbide left to Mexico was its modern flag, creating the flag known today.

The only version of the flag known to have survived the war was subsequently lost or stolen from the chapel at West Point.

Like other Union regiments, the 16th Maine carried an American flag and a regimental flag, known collectively as "the colors."