Maryland State Flags - Made In USA Offered by Prescott Flags

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Maryland State Flags - Made In USA
We Offer both Nylon and Polyester Flags for Outdoor Use.
We ship to any city in Maryland. We Offer Delivery in Prescott, AZ Local Area

2x3 Maryland Nylon Flag
2x3 Maryland Nylon Flag
Durable and Light Weight will Fly in Light Breeze
List Price $32.90

Sale Price $24.33

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3x5 Maryland Nylon Flag
3x5 Maryland Nylon Flag
Durable and Light Weight will Fly in Light Breeze
List Price $37.48

Sale Price $28.33

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3x5 Maryland Polyester Flag
3x5 Maryland Polyester Flag
Recommended for High Wind Areas
List Price $77.56

Sale Price $58.33

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4x6 Maryland Nylon Flag
4x6 Maryland Nylon Flag
Durable and Light Weight will Fly in Light Breeze
List Price $82.36

Sale Price $61.33

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4x6 Maryland Polyester Flag
4x6 Maryland Polyester Flag
Recommended for High Wind Areas
List Price $117.16

Sale Price $88.33

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About Maryland State

Admitted: 1788-04-28
Nickname: Old Line State
Capitol: Annapolis
Population: 6,055,802
Land Area: 9,774 Square Miles
Density: 620 per Square Mile

Maryland Flag

Maryland's flag bears the arms of the Calvert and Crossland families. Calvert was the family name of the Lords Baltimore who founded Maryland, and their colors of gold and black appear in the first and fourth quarters of the flag. Crossland was the family of the mother of George Calvert, first Lord Baltimore. The red and white Crossland colors, with a cross bottony, appear in the second and third quarters.

This flag first was flown October 11, 1880, in Baltimore at a parade marking the 150th anniversary of the founding of Baltimore. It also was flown October 25, 1888, at Gettysburg Battlefield for ceremonies dedicating monuments to Maryland regiments of the Army of the Potomac. Officially, it was adopted as the State flag in 1904.

Source: maryland.gov