Dominican Republic Flag 4 X 6 Inch pack of 10
- SKU:
- RU-FL4X6i10PKP-1301
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Description
The Dominican Republic Flag was adopted on November 6th, 1844. The cross stands for the Catholic Faith, the bright blue stands for liberty, and the red symbolizes the blood loss. The motto above the shield means God, Fatherland, Liberty .
FLAG QUALITY AND USES
Standard Quality
Construction: Super-weave polyester on plastic stick
- Our most popular quality level
- 100% synthetic waterproof materials
- Designs are through-printed and visible on both sides
- Bright, fade-resistant inks
RECOMENDED USES:
- Fair weather outdoor displays
- Desk tops, table centerpiece decoration
- Excellent for events, indoor display and theatrical use
- Seasonal decoration, home use
- Demonstrations, protests, parades
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