Last modified: 1999-10-15 by antonio martins
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Samnitic shield, divided per pale and the II per fess: azure
semee of stars argent, a sun or, half setting (but disc is 100% visible)
and with human features, under a cruxifix proper, in chief dexter and
sinister, two larger six (?) pointed stars argent; a horseman with coat and
flag gules, riding a horse argent on a mound vert against a sky azure semee
of stars argent; a tree and some grass proper also against a sky azure
semee of stars argent. Partitions and edgewith golden frames, shield on a
golden cartouche, all over two crossed mexican flags (no emblem); crest the
national emblem (current form, but no wreath); compartment a trophy of
cannons and swords; wreath of nopal, like in the national emblem.
António Martins, 01 Sep 1999
Coat of arms on white background (unofficial flag)
by António Martins, 01 Sep 1999
Remember Mexican states do not have flags;
they always use the coat of arms of the state on a white background.
Marc Junele, 11 May 1998
Another report about unofficial mexican states’ flags refers
that these very same state coats of arms are
used in the central panel of a mexican tricolor, mainly for turistical
purposes (some reports refer it’s exogenous usage, especially
in border line US locations).
António Martins, 22 Jun 1999
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