The England Flag, also known as St George's Cross, is represented by a red cross set on a white background. The red cross was also an emblem of a knighthood system originating in England’s ...

But there is also another type of flag, the red-and-white one with an eagle wearing a crown. It was introduced in 1919 and was supposed to be displayed only at Polish diplomatic missions abroad.

Norway’s red, white, and blue flag isn’t entirely unique—lots of countries use the same color scheme—but the Scandinavian country’s standard contains multitudes. If you look closely, you ...

His ships were commanded to fly a flag that combined the red cross of Saint George and the white cross (saltire) of Saint Andrew. Unhappy unions Predictably, some Scots were unhappy that English ...

But where else does the flag of the UK still feature around the world? Red, white and blue ... star" and to the side of the Southern Cross, a constellation of five stars that can be easily ...

None of the British national flags is debated quite as much as England's St George's Cross. While the flags of Scotland and Wales are a source of great national pride, the English red and white ...

Well, we know who designed the Confederate battle flag, which is the one you're talking about; the St. Andrew's Cross, red background and blue cross with the white stars on it. That's actually not ...

But how did the battle flag, also known as the Southern Cross ... the flag featured a white star for each Confederate state on a blue background, and three stripes, two red and one white.

The design titled Silver Fern (Black, White ... flags were both designed by architect Kyle Lockwood, and feature New Zealand icons the silver fern and the Southern Cross. The second-runner-up was ...

But where else does the flag of the UK still feature around the world? Red, white and blue ... presented one (without the diagonal red cross of St Patrick, as this preceded the 1801 Act of ...