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Summary Law Of Vladimir Region “On The Flag Of Vladimir Region” (adopted by the State Council of V.R. 28.04.99)
The flag of Vladimir Region is red rectangular bunting with light-blue strip at the hoist and width of one is equal to 1/8 of flag-length. The ratio of the breadth of the flag to its length is 1:2. In the middle of upper part of blue strip the Hammer and Sickle are placed. In the middle of red strip the gold image of coat of arms is placed, the width of one is 1/3 part of flag-length.Michael Simakov, 25 Jan 2000
The hammer and sickle are rendered starless.
António Martins, 11 Dec 2002
I don’t fully understand why there should be
a golden leopard on a golden coat
of arms?
Dirk Schönberger, 31 Jan 2000
The legal wording «gold image of coat of arms» is apparently
to be enforced this way: with the blue ribbon still visible as such, all the
rest to be rendered in a yellow on red silluette, and the charges of the coat
of arms to be shown golden lined black on yellow — note the two shades
of yellow (golden and yellow proper) and the way the coat of
arms is depicted using normal yellow for heraldic gold, while on the
flag image it is changed to dark yellow.
António Martins, 11 Dec 2002
I have no information about the status of the plain
red flag with coat of arms but,
considering that the adoption date of the new flag is
28.04.99, one could guess that it was simply the
official flag until that date.
Pascal Gross, 02 Feb 2000
The [former] flag of Wladimir oblast is very similar to the
Wladimir city: red with coat of arms in
center. The coat of arms is the crowned lion. Around
shield there’s a golden wreath with ribbon and above
shield there’s a imperial golden crown.
Jaume Ollé, 24 Apr 1999
According to Mr.
Arcady A. Petrov,
from the Vladimir oblast website, the ratio is 1:2.
Pascal Gross, 26 Apr 1999
Wladimir 1781: gules a lion rampant guardant or langued and armed azure
crowned with an open royal crown holding a patriarchal cross argent.
Santiago Dotor, 18 Dec 1998
The current regional coat of arms includes also
an imperial crown and Alexander (blue) ribbon.
António Martins, 11 Dec 2002
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