5 ft x 8 ft Nylon Bahamas Flag

Description

Nyl-Glo, Tough-Tex and Bulldog are registered trademarks and manufactured exclusively by Annin Flagmakers. BAHAMAS - A horizontal black triangle, originating from the left side of the flag and facing right, pierces the Bahamian flag which is otherwise made up of three horizontal stripes of equal width - aqua blue at the top, yellow at the. Adopted in 1973, the colors represent the sand beaches of the islands and the ocean waters. BAHAMAS - A horizontal black triangle, originating from the left side of the flag and facing right, pierces the Bahamian flag which is otherwise made up of three horizontal stripes of equal width - aqua blue at the top, yellow at the middle, and aqua blue at the bottom. The black triangle symbolizes the unity of the nation. BAHAMAS - A horizontal black triangle, originating from the left side of the flag and facing right, pierces the Bahamian flag which is otherwise made up of three horizontal stripes of equal width - aqua blue at the top, yellow at the middle, and aqua blue at the bottom. Adopted in 1973, the colors represent the sand beaches of the islands and the ocean waters. The black triangle symbolizes the unity of the nation. All Annin Flagmakers flags are sewn in either South Boston, VA or Coshocton, OH. Annin's quality is time-tested and meets the requirements of the most discerning buyer. Nyl-Glo, Tough-Tex and Bulldog are registered trademarks and manufactured exclusively by Annin Flagmakers.

Key Features

• The black triangle symbolizes the unity of the nation.
• Nyl-Glo, Tough-Tex and Bulldog are registered trademarks and manufactured exclusively by Annin Flagmakers.
• BAHAMAS - A horizontal black triangle, originating from the left side of the flag and facing right, pierces the Bahamian flag which is otherwise made up of three horizontal stripes of equal width - aqua blue at the top, yellow at the.
• Annin's quality is time-tested and meets the requirements of the most discerning buyer.
• All Annin Flagmakers flags are sewn in either South Boston, VA or Coshocton, OH.
• Adopted in 1973, the colors represent the sand beaches of the islands and the ocean waters.