“Battle Born” Vexillology: The Nevada State Flag and Its Predecessors

Raven: A Journal of Vexillology 1:65-89 (1994)
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Abstract

Nevada has had the dubious distinction of having had more official flags than any other state in the union. Those designs receive detailed scrutiny and description: the Sparks-Day Flag of 1905, the Crisler Flag of 1915, the Schellback Design of 1929, and the Raggio Modification of 1991, in which the author played a key role.

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