- The Prince's Flag (Dutch:
Prinsenvlag) is a
Dutch flag,
first used in the
Dutch Revolt during the late 16th century. The Prince's Flag is
based on the...
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design originates as a
variant of the late 16th
century orange-white-blue
Prinsenvlag ("Prince's Flag"),
evolving in the
early 17th
century as the red-white-blue...
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design was
based on the so-called Van
Riebeeck flag or "Prince's Flag" (
Prinsenvlag in Afrikaans) that was
originally the
Dutch flag; it
consisted of orange...
- A
compromise was
reached whereby the new flag
would consist of the
Prinsenvlag as this was the
first flag
raised on
South Africa and a
badge in the...
- source,
Charles Harris used a blue
version of the Old
Roger flag. The
Prinsenvlag used by
Dutch pirates.
Jeremiah ****lyn's
pirate flag,
described as “St...
- the
Union coat of arms in the fly. The 1928–1994 flag,
based on the
Prinsenvlag and
commonly known as the oranje-blanje-blou (orange-white-blue), contained...
- the
flags of New York City,
Albany and
Jersey City are
those of the
Prinsenvlag ("Prince's Flag"),
introduced in the 17th
century as the
Statenvlag ("States...
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republicanism is the orange-white-blue
design of the Prince's Flag (
Prinsenvlag,
predecessor of the
flags of the Netherlands), used from 1579 by William...
- cross, and the
government proposed a
version with a
shield defacing the
Prinsenvlag. The
Senate then
combined elements from both into a
third proposal. Finally...
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orange pennon above the
national flag on
public holidays,
although the "
prinsenvlag" in the
modern day is seen as
controversial in the
modern day due to...
