Friday’s Flag Flick—May 9, 2008
Posted in Flag Videos on May 9th, 2008
Here’s a vexillologist that you will like. This video runs for 1:38.
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The Daily Flag News—February 25, 2008
Posted in Flags in the News on Feb 25th, 2008
The Tennessee flag was under attack, but the enemy was a storm. The website has video showing the damage done to the flag and it is amazing to look at. NewsChannel 5.com Nashville, Tennessee – Storms Ripped Stars Off Flag NASHVILLE, Tenn. – Last week’s storms were so strong they ripped the stars right off [...]
Vexillology? Just What is That?
Posted in Information on Apr 3rd, 2007
Just what is vexillology, anyway? It is the study of flags—all kinds of flags—from all over the world. One can even become known as a vexillologist, but not by attending any college or university for a degree. There is a group for those interested in flags: NAVA (North American Vexillological Association). Yes, that’s a mouthful [...]
U.S. postage stamp with the U.S. flag
Posted in Flag Facts, Flags on Stamps, History on Feb 26th, 2007
Are you interested in Vexillology? How about Philately? How about the first U.S. stamp show the image of the Stars and Stripes? This thirty-cent stamp was printed in 1869 and used primarily for mail going overseas. If you want to buy one today, it will cost you about $350. Read more about this first U.S. [...]
