Arkivo originala (arkivo SVG, nominale 1 000 x 600 "pixels", kun 62 KB)
Ca arkivo jacas en Wikimedia Commons, e povas uzesar en altra projeti.
La deskriptado en lua pagino di deskriptado montresas adinfre.
Titulo
DeskriptoFlag of Annapolis, Maryland.svg
English: Flag of Annapolis, Maryland, U.S.
— Direct source:
Physical flag obtained directly from City of Annapolis in early June 2020
— Suggested caption for this image:
Annapolis's first official flag, adopted in January 1965, is styled after the personal royal badge of Queen Anne after whom the city was named. Resembling the floral badge of Great Britain, a crown hovers over a thistle (representing Scotland) and a rose (representing England), growing from a single stalk to portray their union. The motto Vixi liber et moriar means "I have lived free and will die so".
— Quotation from the Annapolis Evening Capital, January 12, 1965:
Image caption on page 1 of newspaper: "City's First Flag ... The emblem which the flag depicts was the personal badge of Queen Anne of England, for whom Annapolis was named, which she wore to symbolize the union between England--represented by the rose on the right--and Scotland--represented by the thistle on the left. The red rose is of the House of Lancaster and the white rose of the House of York. The hovering crown further emphasizes unity. At the flag's base is the motto, "Vixi liber et moriar" ("I have lived free and will die so").
Tiu-ĉi grafikaĵo bildigas flagon, blazonon, sigelon aŭ alian oficialan insignon. La uzo de tiaj simboloj estas limigita en kelkaj ŝtatoj. Tiuj limigoj estas neligitaj al la kopirajta statuso.
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For original flag design:
Styled after a 300+ year old design for Queen Anne (1965 flag doesn't meet threshold of originality warranting copyright protection)
Published in U.S. without apparent copyright notice at least as early as its official adoption in January 1965.
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