Flag Thread II

Pedro Moderno · Jul 22, 2009

Again, alternate german colonial flags

Once again a small series of alternate german colonies flags.

From left to right: Kameroons, German Somalia (this also an alternate colony) and Wituland.

Highlander · Jul 22, 2009

Just wanted to show this one, which I am quite proud of: an alternate LDS movement.

Thoughtless Miscreant · Jul 22, 2009

Outstanding.

Onyx · Jul 22, 2009

An LDS Flag? Take that you anti-mormon people!

Mormons are awesome, so happy, so cheerful, everytime I see them it turns my crappy depressing life into a life where I around the flower fields

Thande · Jul 22, 2009

Looks like Mormon Argentina to me.

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Quit reading my notes!

wilcoxchar · Jul 22, 2009

Yeah, at first I thought it was an alternate Uruguay or Central American country. Looks nice nonetheless.

Pedro Moderno · Jul 22, 2009

Napoleonic Germany

The Holy Roman Empire crowns as monarch-elect Napoleon and becomes the Holy Roman Republic. It adopts a vertical tricolor just like France.

Roberto · Jul 22, 2009

I'm gonna steal that, start my own football club, and use that flag as the banner.

Coyote Knight · Jul 22, 2009

That's so awesome. Why can't more flags be that awesome?

Nekromans · Jul 23, 2009

From a "Space is somehow inhabitable" ætherpunk world: the Royal Saturnian Confederation, an entity constituted from the British colonies around Saturn.

WARNING: Contains an unfunny vexillological joke.

Askelion · Jul 23, 2009

Badass. And mormon. I think the AH.com gods are pleased

Nekromans · Jul 23, 2009

Incredibly pretty stuff, and reeking of symbolism.

Damn you.

Lord Grattan · Jul 23, 2009

The Southeast German Customs Union (Südöstdeutschen Zollverein - I think) from my CoHE TL. The union included Baden, Bavaria, Hohenzollern (both), Liechtenstein and Württemberg, plus Austria as a free trade partner):

Nekromans · Jul 23, 2009

So it's landlocked, and has an anchor?

Also, it seems to encompass pretty much all of South Germany in one form or another, so why Southeast?

Thoughtless Miscreant · Jul 23, 2009

Might have something to do with inland ports on the Danube or something. Does that make historical sense? I don't really know much about that area.

Nekromans · Jul 23, 2009

Forgot to credit you with inspirations for the Union Jack in my Saturn flag up above - your Union flags are (IMO) your best stuff, and works of art.

I didn't remember inland water. Doy!

Onyx · Jul 23, 2009

Flag Req: I just need a flag of an Alternate Chinese and Russian Communist flag.

Thoughtless Miscreant · Jul 23, 2009

Is that an Alternate Communist Russia and an Alternate Communist China or a flag of Communist "China and Russia" as a single entity?

And if it's the former, in what context are these alternate flags supposed to have come about?

aw shucks, thanks.

Onyx · Jul 23, 2009

No, An Alternate Soviet Flag, and a an Alternate Chinese Communist flag

Pedro Moderno · Jul 23, 2009

Alternate flags from fictional countries

Zamunda

Zamunda came to british protection in 1898 as result from the zamundan distrust against the Boers. The Zamunda Protectorate was then established and lasted until 1968 when King Jaffe-Joffer proclaimed independence of the Kingdom of Zamunda (or Umbuso weZaamunda in local language).
The new country joined then the international organizations so as adopted the present-day flag (horizontal green-black bicolor) with same coat of arms as protectorate flag which is pictured above).