Flag Thread IV

[Kirook]

A flag I made for my TL, used unofficially for a freedmen/runaway slave republic based in Guadeloupe and Martinique.

 

[The Professor]

A flag I made for my TL, used unofficially for a freedmen/runaway slave republic based in Guadeloupe and Martinique.

Is it wrong that I see fishes?

 

[Kirook]

Is it wrong that I see fishes?

I didn't think of that when I was making this--they're intended to be broken chains--but given that it's a very maritime polity that probably gets a lot of its food from the ocean...

 

[nik2016]

The flag of Yugoslavia if reunited

 

[nik2016]

The flag of Yugoslavia if reunited the second version

 

[nik2016]

The independent state of Siberia

 

[ganno97]

Communist/Socialist UK

 

[nik2016]

Looks like North Korea flag

 

[ganno97]

i wanted to keep current colours without looking french based

 

[Bytor]

In my Balance of Power ATL, Canada's flag is the so-called "Pearson Pennant", so in honour of the Canada 150 celebrations this year here is what the Canada 150 logo might look like in BoP:

 

[fashbasher]

In light of Mauritania revising its flag to include red, and thereby leaving Jamaica as the only flag without the French tricolor in it somewhere, here are a few French flags that include neither red, nor white, nor blue.

 

[Pischinovski]

In light of Mauritania revising its flag to include red, and thereby leaving Jamaica as the only flag without the French tricolor in it somewhere, here are a few French flags that include neither red, nor white, nor blue.

Love the first one!

 

[FlyingParafin]

ATL where Islam spreads to France via Spain thanks to the moors not being driven off by Christians up north?

 

[fashbasher]

And here are a bunch of British flags that don't use any of the prohibited colors. I tried a variety of different crosses associated with the UK (Union Jack, Celtic, St. Chad's), various combinations of Chartist and Orange Order colors and tricolors, and even modifying the Union Jack to either look like a checked ballot (representing the British democratic tradition) or a ship's wheel. My favorite is the lower right one, which commemorates the world's oldest alliance (the Anglo-Portuguese Alliance) as well as the very "industrial" looking upper right one (black for coal, yellow for prosperity, and a check box inside of a St. Chad's cross representing factory equipment).

 

[fashbasher]

USA! (There should be 25 little boxes up top and 25 at the bottom, representing the 50 states as well as amber waves of grain)

 

[ganno97]

Kingdom of England and Wales

St Georges cross and St Davids cross

 

[fashbasher]

Six more Republican French flags without "flag" colors. The lower right is the flag of the Anti-Monarchist Union, while the three upper right and the one lower left are all variants of the "fields, cheese, and wine" flag that was intended to accentuate its difference from the American flag. Lastly, the center-left one reflects the constituent nations of France: the Celts (the black bands are based on the Breton flag), the Germanics (yellow, as seen on the German flag, but a bit more orangey to include the Dutch-speaking Flemish), the Romans (imperial purple), and the Basques (the Union Jack like shape is also found in the Basque flag)

 

[Lyly]

USA! (There should be 25 little boxes up top and 25 at the bottom, representing the 50 states as well as amber waves of grain)

Nice!

 

[AltFuture]

My Ukrainian monarchy / Galicia's flag.

 

[AltFuture]

State of Volga.