FlagShop

All flags measure 36 inches by 60 inches and are made with durable quality material suitable
for indoor or outdoor use. The left edge has grommets for mounting on a flagpole.

All flags only CDN$22.00 includes shipping
anywhere in Canada & the USA

The Maple Leaf flag. In Canada flag etiquette suggests that the Maple
Leaf should be flown above other flags on a pole. The Maple Leaf
replaced the Union Flag as Canada's national flag in 1965

The Union Flag, also known as the Union Jack combines the St
George's Cross of England, St Andrew's Cross of Scotland and the St
Patrick's Cross of Ireland. It has been in use since the 17th Century.

The St George's Cross is the national flag of England and is one of the
oldest symbols in the world, dating back to the time of King Richard I's
crusades to the Holy Land in the 13th Century.

St Andrews Cross or Saltire, flag of Scotland

The St Andrews Cross or Scottish Saltire is the official flag of Scotland
and is the oldest national flag in the world having been used since the
year 732AD. It represents the shape of the cross on which St Andrew
was crucified

Lion Rampant flag of the Royal Family in Scotland

The Lion Rampant is the ancient flag of the King of Scotland. Since
1672 its use has been restricted by law to the crown and its
representatives in Scotland. The Lion Rampant is now unofficially the
second national flag of Scotland.

The Welsh Dragon flag is the national flag of Wales. The origin of the
dragon comes from legend. Some say that it represents the original
inhabitants of the British Isles who escaped subjugation by the Saxons.

The Ulster Banner flag is also better known as the "Red Hand" flag of
Northern Ireland. It was the flag of the Northern Ireland government
from 1953 until 1972. It is no longer an official government flag.

The Irish Tricolour has been the official flag of the Republic of Ireland
since 1916. The green represents Ireland's Gaelic origins The white
represents the peaceful link with supporters of William of Orange.