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by Željko Heimer
Proportions: 11:19
Source: Album des pavillons (2000)
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Finnish swallow-tailed state flag with a blue-yellow Cross of Freedom 3rd Class for Civil Merits in the upper hoist.
Ratio: 11:19 = (4 + 3 + 4):(5 + 3 + 5 + 6)
Use: presidential flag and ensign
Adopted: 26 May 1978
Ossi Raivio, 24 October 1998
by Željko Heimer
Source: Album des pavillons (2000)
The is used only on navy ships. It is hoisted above the presidential flag.
This pennant is used only on navy ships. It is hoisted above the presidential
flag.
Ossi Raivio, 26 August 2001
A rectangular swallow-tailed bicolour white-blue pennant with a square hoist
of the banner of arms of Finland. The Corr. 3 [pay03]
to the Album 2000 gives the proportions to 2:57 making the indentation to
9 units 2:(48+9).
Željko Heimer, 18 October 2004
Carr, in Flags of the World, 1961 [car61], p. 266, writes about the President's Flag:
The President's Flag is like the naval ensign, but bears in the first quarter what is best described as an heraldic "cross-pattée", in blue, charged with a yellow "fylfot" or swastika-shaped cross, The Cross of Freedom - Finland's most distinguished order.
Jarig Bakker, 18 August 2007