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DETAIL

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ZFC0825

Mexico National // Table Flag

Sub-collection: Small Flags

This Version was adopted in 1968 in preparation for the International Olympic Games to be held in Mexico City.

Table flags became popular during the 20th century and have used in a variety of applications including formal use at tables to identify participants, as well as souvenir, novelty and parade use. Besides current international flags, and internal political subdivisions the reproduction of note-worthy historical flags has also become popular, especially at museums and historic sites.
Often displayed in multiple holed stands they are also popular in classrooms and offices. Originally made of silk, table flags are generically referred to as silks, miniatures, 4x6s. No longer made of silk modern table flags are mostly made from rayon or polyester, natural fibers that mimic the look and feel of silk.
Originally mounted on to wooden dowels, they are now almost exclusively mounted on plastic staffs.
ZFC Collectible Flag



Hoist & Fly

Width of Hoist 3.75
Length of Fly 6

Stars

Are there stars on obverse? no
Are there stars on reverse? no

Stripes

Has a Blood Stripe? no

Crest/Emblem

Description of Crest/Emblem EAGLE WITH SNAKE IN MOUTH.

Fabric

Fabric Polyester

Stitching

Stitching Machine

Attachment

Comments on Method of Attachmen POLE IN SLEEVE.
Method of Attachment Sleeve

Documentation

Documents
All original documents and drawings are held in the Zaricor Flag Collection Archives.
Drawings
All original documents and drawings are held in the Zaricor Flag Collection Archives.

Condition

Condition Fair
Displayable yes