Vermont State Flags
History of the Vermont State Flag
The current flag of the state of Vermont was officially adopted in 1923. It features the state's coat of arms on a blue field. The coat of arms, which is centered on the flag, includes a green pine tree, a cow, and sheaves of wheat. The cow represents Vermont's dairy industry, the pine tree symbolizes the state's forested landscape, and the wheat represents agriculture. Above the coat of arms is a red ribbon with the state's motto, "Freedom and Unity," written in gold letters. The flag was designed by a group of Vermont women led by Emma Richardson Eaton.
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FORTISVEX Vermont State Flag 3x5 Feet Nylon - Made in USA with Brass Grommets
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$54.01The 3x5 foot flag is the one most people mean when they say flag. It is the default house size, it fits the bracket that came with the house, and it is the size replaced most often in America.This is...$54.01 -
FORTISVEX Vermont State Flag 4x6 Feet Nylon - Made in USA with Brass Grommets
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$92.08This is the first size that genuinely outgrows a house bracket and calls for a flagpole in the ground. The honest reason to buy a 4x6 foot flag is size, not looks.This is the Vermont state flag at...$92.08