Palatinate of Saxony, escutcheon flag, 10th century to 1815, size: 150 x 90 cm

This flag is a so-called escutcheon flag. That means that the image of the coat of arms was transferred to a flag. This was common practice in pre-Napoleonic times. Under King Rudolf I. of Habsburg, the dignity of the Count Palatine of Saxony went to the dukes of Brunswick (Welfen). Nevertheless, the title was continued in the coat of arms of the Wettins.

Source for image and text, and more information about the country and flag, also in English, at: www.flaggenlexikon.de and there under Palatinate of Saxony

The selection is preset to glossy polyester with side-ribbon and 2 metal eyelets, please note the alternatives. More information at the bottom of the page under 'Product Description' and 'Fastening Systems'.

The flag is especially manufactured for you.

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