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Ohio's state flag was adopted in 1902 and is the only state flag that is not rectangular. Architect John Eisemann designed the Ohio state burgee (a pennant with a swallowtail tip.) The "O" in the center of the blue field is thought to represent both the name Ohio and the buckeye. The buckeye is a round nut from the buckeye tree found in abundance in Ohio giving it its nickname "The Buckeye State." Thirteen white stars surround the letter O representing the original thirteen states. Four separate stars sit alone to the rightmost part of field, representing the four states joining the Union after the original thirteen: Vermont, Kentucky, Tennessee, and Ohio. Five red and white stripes complete the Ohio state flag.

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The Oklahoma state flag was designed by Luise Fluke and Dr. Joseph Thoburn and adopted in 1925 for a Daughters of the American Revolution competition. The name of the state was added in 1941. The design consists of an Osage war shield crossed by an olive branch and a peace pipe on a light blue field. The blue was derived from the flag the Choctaw flew during the Civil War.

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The Oregon state flag is the only state flag with different designs on each side. The Virginia state flag has a reverse side to its seal, but it is not seen on any flag. On the obverse, the central part of the state seal appears. Thirty-three stars representing the number of states in the Union when Oregon won admittance surround a heart-shaped shield. The shield image is of a wagon train arriving at the Pacific Ocean with a rising sun in the background. A scroll bears the state motto "The Union" and the name and date are above and below the seal. The reverse design shows a beaver on its dam. Both designs are yellow on a blue field.

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The Pennsylvania flag consists of the state seal supported by horses with the state motto "Virtue, Liberty and Independence" on an orange scroll below laurel sprigs on a blue background. An eagle stands above a shield with three sections containing images of a ship, a plough and three wheat sheaves. An eagle stands upon the shield.

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Available Sizes: 12x18 in, 2x3 ft, 3x5 ft, 4x6 ft, 5x8 ft

The Rhode Island state flag was adopted in 1897 and has a yellow anchor surrounded by a circle of thirteen yellow stars on a white field. The state motto, "Hope", appears in a blue scroll below the anchor. An anchor, in heraldry, always represents the word “hope”.

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