Alabama State Flags
History of the Alabama State Flag
The current design of the Alabama state flag was adopted in 1895. It consists of a red cross on a white field, with a blue field in the upper left corner. The cross represents the crosses of St. Andrew and St. Patrick, which were included on the flag to symbolize the Confederate States of America's role as a protector of Christianity. The blue field in the upper left corner represents the Union. The flag is intended to symbolize Alabama's history as a part of the Confederacy and its eventual reunion with the Union.
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Alabama 10x15 Feet Nylon State Flag Made in USA
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$497.02A 10x15 foot flag is a large installation flag. A hundred and fifty square feet reads from a considerable distance, which is the reason to fly it, and it needs a flagpole and hardware built to match...$497.02 -
Alabama 12x18 Feet Nylon State Flag Made in USA
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$600.23A 12x18 foot flag is a major installation. Two hundred and sixteen square feet is the size flown at large civic sites, memorial grounds and highway locations where the flag is meant to be seen from a...$600.23