Missouri State Flags
State Flags
Adopted in 1913. Three equal horizontal bands of red, white and blue from top to bottom with the state emblem centered. Twenty-four stars surround the coat-of-arms, representative of Missouri's position as the 24th state admitted to the Union. Prior to 1913, no state flag existed for Missouri. A state flag design was considered by the Daughters of the American Revolution in 1908. Committee member Mrs. Marie Elizabeth Oliver, wife of Senator Robert Burett Oliver, and a resident of Cape Girardeau, designed the flag herself, and on March 17, 1909, a bill supporting the design was introduced to the Missouri Senate. It took three years and several attempts before the bill for the "Oliver flag" was finally passed.
3595
8 Feet (ft) Height and 12 Feet (ft) Length Missouri State Extra Large Outdoor Nylon Flag with Rope Heading
$289.94
3596
10 Feet (ft) Height and 15 Feet (ft) Length Missouri State Extra Large Outdoor Nylon Flag with Rope Heading
$358.06
3597
12 Feet (ft) Height and 18 Feet (ft) Length Missouri State Extra Large Outdoor Nylon Flag with Rope Heading
$431.25
3598
3 Feet (ft) Height and 5 Feet (ft) Length Missouri State Extreme Wear Outdoor Woven Polyester Flag
$59.72
3599
4 Feet (ft) Height and 6 Feet (ft) Length Missouri State Extreme Wear Outdoor Woven Polyester Flag
$85.20
3600
5 Feet (ft) Height and 8 Feet (ft) Length Missouri State Extreme Wear Outdoor Woven Polyester Flag
$123.14