Based on the symbol seen in the 1973 Doctor Who serial Frontier in Space, this symbol alludes to the Daleks hidden presence leading up the climax of the story where it is revealed they are creating false flag attacks between two enemy empires, Earth and Draconia, to bring them into war and in the chaos commence a surprise attack that'll destroy both of them utterly and ruthlessly.

The logo is used for the human colony world Sirius IV. A world secretly under Dalek control with assistance from the renegade Time Lord known as The Master and fittingly their symbol hints to this fact unsubtly throughout. I've recreated it from scratch and added the 1970s Dalek eye pupil which was a standard design fixture of the era, consider it what they'd use when the Daleks are not hiding in the shadows and pulling the strings.

I made the flag about a year ago, I do not remember why I made it, maybe to try to make a redesign after a long while. The flag is inspired by the city’s old flag and the current logo that the city has (which features a butterfly figure in black, yellow-ish brown and red)

It’s the flag of Leinster. But its beautiful

Back in 1910 the Portuguese monarchy was overthrown, and replaced with a republic.

There were many proposals, for the new flag that would come to represent the new regime.

Some of those flags aimed at keeping the traditional Blue and White, others advocated for a more radical change in colours like the current one the country got. And some others even mixed both the traditional and new colours the republic wanted to adopt.

Obviously not all proposals are present here, but I choose some that communicate the idea of what many authors were going for.

I’d love to hear your takes on which one is your favourite out of these proposals and if you believe the country was better off with its traditional colours, or the new ones it got, or a mix of both?

Various flags of Menton, next to the French Tricolore, on the Cote d'Azur, this morning.

Any suggestions help!

It Catalan indepence flag, usually more socialist, but to make it more Soviet, I added the hammer and sickle

Imagine this flag being used after WW2, if the USSR got their way and invadzs Spain. Which was something they wanted to do

If a Border Poll happens and is successful: it’s reasonable to think that this will be the flag of Ireland. And honestly, I think it’s a great flag!

This flag is to repsent a fictional nation made for me by a pal of mine

Name:Rudolta

Capital: Alez'ca

Government type: federalistic Direct Democracy (philosophy of the Gov “Power belongs to the people, but government power belongs primarily to the regions.”)

Currency: Shugé

Demonym: Rudoltan

(sorry for the name I forgot to change the title)

I found these flags of a colonised solar system on pinterest, but I can't find any information about what they are from or who made them when I google them. Does anyone have any info?

Wondering if y'all can identify my school district with the info I've given y'all :3c

The emblem is OC btw

Usually communist america flags are just the american flag with the hammer and sickle slapped on it but in reality communist country flags in europe were just the non communist flag with its communist emblem on it

I was visiting Fort Ontario in Oswego, NY, and I stumbled upon the New York State Black Beaver flag flying on a private residence nearby.

I wish there was more info and evidence of this flag.

• Yellow Triangles: represent Brazil, home to approximately 400 indigenous ethnic groups and peoples, such as the Tupi and Guarani.
• Blue, Red & White: represent the Conosur - Uruguay, Paraguay, Argentina and Chile. Home to countless Guarani and Andean peoples and ethnicities.
• Four Araku Pytxã makes up the four cardinal points. The Araku Pytxã is a symbol of protection worn by women and female warriors of the Tupi-Guarani people. It also represents ancestral feminine strength.
• The stripe is “The Party Where Everyone Dances” (A Festa Onde Todos Dançam). It is a form of body painting of the Kayapó people that symbolizes unity and the strength of the collective.
• The sun is Apu Inti, the great Sun god in the mythology of the ancient Incas. The word "Apu" means "lord" or "powerful spirit" in Quechua, and "Inti" is the Sun. He was the most important god of the empire because he brought the light and heat needed for plants to grow. The god appears on the flags of Uruguay and Argentina.