Washington State Flags - Made In USA

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Washington State Flags - Made In USA - Offered by Prescott Flags
We Offer both Nylon and Polyester Flags for Outdoor Use.
We ship to any city in Washington and deliver locally in Prescott area.

2x3 Washington Nylon Flag
2x3 Washington Nylon Flag
Durable and Light Weight will Fly in Light Breeze
List Price $47.50

Sale Price $34.48

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3x5 Washington Nylon Flag
3x5 Washington Nylon Flag
Durable and Light Weight will Fly in Light Breeze
List Price $81.50

Sale Price $58.98

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3x5 Washington Polyester Flag
3x5 Washington Polyester Flag
Recommended for High Wind Areas
List Price $137.50

Sale Price $99.77

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4x6 Washington Nylon Flag
4x6 Washington Nylon Flag
Durable and Light Weight will Fly in Light Breeze
List Price $111.50

Sale Price $80.85

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4x6 Washington Polyester Flag
4x6 Washington Polyester Flag
Recommended for High Wind Areas
List Price $244.50

Sale Price $177.06

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About Washington State

Admitted: 1889-11-11
Nickname: Evergreen State
Capitol: Olympia
Population: 7,693,612
Land Area: 66,544 Square Miles
Density: 116 per Square Mile

Washington Flag

Washington did not actually adopt an official design for its state flag until 1923, more than 30 years after the state was admitted to the union. At the turn of the century, many cities and towns flew a military flag bearing a gold profile of George Washington on blue bunting. Another design, similar to the one used today, featured a gold state seal centered on a purple or green background. A ceremonial banner of this type is displayed in the State Reception Room of the Legislative Building in Olympia.

When the Legislature approved a law setting forth the design of the official state flag, it stipulated that the flag "shall be of dark green silk or bunting, bearing in its center a reproduction of the seal of the state of Washington..." The original law allowed the option of using green fringe on the flag; two years later, the Legislature changed the fringe color to gold.

The emblem on the state flag is the state seal, which was first designed in 1889 by Olympia jeweler Charles Talcott. Talcott used an ink bottle and a silver dollar to draw the rings of the seal, and then pasted a postage stamp in the center for the picture of George Washington. His brother L. Grant Talcott lettered the words "The Seal of the State of Washington 1889" and another brother, G. N. Talcott, cut the printing dye. In the seal used on the state flag, the picture of George Washington has a blue background and is encircled by a gold ring with black lettering.

Source: https://www.sos.wa.gov/washington-state-flag

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