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Could someone please create SVG files of the above proposals for the flag of Norway from 1821. More information on them can be seen on this page here. Thanks. Snow Lion Fenian (talk) 17:57, 2 May 2021 (UTC)[reply]
@En rouge: Given the lack of sources (or indeed responses) from the other User, I think it may be best to proceed with adding the extra symbols to the flags in the best way you see fit yourself. If you're still up for it of course? Snow Lion Fenian (talk) 18:00, 27 September 2021 (UTC)[reply]
1 request is a restore of the old version of incorrect flag [8] sources:[9][10][11]Done
2 request is the addition of the Mir standard [12], which also requires an emblem.
I have not found a reliable source with the correct image of the coat of arms, but it was certainly a lion holding flag, with a ribbon on the mast with the word Hunza state and inscription above the flag [13][14], most likely no formal draft exists.
standard name ,,Flag of Mir of Hunza``
coat of arms name ,,Emblem of Hunza (Kanjut)``
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Emblem of Bombay State, Vindhya Pradesh and Goa, Daman and Diu
Not a graphist. Is this not done one purpose to exclude Finland which is culturally different from the other countries? I feel such a request should be to make a new image and not to overwrite the previous one. Veverve (talk) 01:24, 27 August 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Bump. Is this too hard? If it is, it's a bummer, because only images of the five Nordic flags in one picture are photos that don't work that well as logos in reduced sizes. Well, I found this File:Vlajky severskych zemi.png but I'm afraid that it's too wide. --85.23.79.23114:43, 29 October 2021 (UTC)[reply]
The graphic is dated 2004, but I guess the plotting software was using an old base map. IMO the political borders are scarcely relevant to the purpose of the image. (And I bet we have dozens to hundreds more charts in the series that show eclipses either earlier or later than the period during which the map was correct.)—Odysseus1479 (talk) 02:25, 4 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]
[1] first flag (c.1630 - c.1699, 1818 - 1877), the exact shade can probably not be determined, most likely no one paid special attention to it and individual versions differed from each other, today's colors can be used
Flag of Jaipur (c. 1699-1818) Done: above are modified colors on 2021-11-04, as assumed in [2]
Flag of Jaipur (1922-1946) Half done: above are modified colors on 2021-11-04, as assumed in [4], sequence was good (green stripe in the middle), if possible, change the name to ,,Flag of Jaipur (1922-1946),,
Please correct the colors for darker ones, obtaining such intense colors was impossible in that era and it's darker today too.
- Today's flag looks like this [15] (today Maharaja's family uses a different color arrangement), the appearance of the flag in British times is difficult to determine, but such saturated colors are unbelievable, because they cannot be obtained with natural dyes. There were actually more flags, here in the best quality I have found (flag 1922 - 1946 is wrong, green should be in the middle, others are good).
@213.192.68.53: colors modified at your request and your provided "flickr" link. Your link to "worldstatesmen.org" cannot be considered as images expose full range RGB values, invalid for dyes. yours, En rouge (talk) 22:13, 4 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Half done as @213.192.68.53: must confirms that colors from "flickr" link are OK for both antic flags (to validate these colors).
I think it would be nice to have standardized vector images for the three common linear patterns of the skin (i.e., Langer's lines, Blaschko's lines, and dermatomes). This article has diagrams of all three of them, but you may want to look at several images for each because there's some variability between different representations.
As far as the styles of the illustrations, the format of side-by-side anterior and posterior views is the most common.
From a scientific standpoint, one important consideration to remember is that Langer's lines represent a vector field of skin tension, while Blaschko's lines and dermatomes are used to demarcate particular segments of skin. In other words, for Langer's lines, the lines themselves are what's important, while for Blaschko's lines and dermatomes, it's the segments of skin between the lines that are important. This should influence the choice of coloring style. I think it's going to be too complicated to accurately color Langer's lines and I haven't found any images attempting it, so those don't need to be colored. For the other two, the segments should be colored (we don't even technically need lines between them if the contrast between the colors is enough to see the boundaries between the segments, but I'll defer to your judgement on that). The unique thing about Blaschko's lines is that they have a directionality to them, from back to front (i.e., wrapping around from spine to navel), from medial to lateral (shoulders to fingers) and from top to bottom (hips to toes). The image here may show the directionality a bit better for the legs. I'm not sure what the best way to show the directionality of the segments will be, but perhaps shading them so the beginning is more saturated than the end. Dermatomes should be filled with color according to the level of the nerves innervating them, as shown here.
Request taken by --please ping me-- Goran tek-en (talk) 15:10, 26 October 2021 (UTC)[reply] @Rob Hurt: I will really need your help all the way here. So you want three different images each representing different lines; Langer's lines, Blaschko's lines, and dermatomes. So first we will have to find a body illustration that can be used for them all. After that I will check more into each and will for sure have questions. --please ping me-- Goran tek-en (talk) 15:10, 26 October 2021 (UTC)[reply]
@Goran tek-en: No problem. Yes, let's do three separate images. I think that image is good, but it might be nice to have one with feet pointed down so you can see the top and bottom, and with no hair on the head. There are a few sex differences, but let's use a gender-neutral body for simplicity. Rob Hurt (talk) 18:33, 26 October 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Will it not be hard to have gender-neutral body when doing Langer's lines (haven't checked for the others), to my understand they are following the topographic of a body.
I have started to make SVG version of this file:Human Body.jpg because I thought we could do both woman and man, I know it's more work but will it not be better?
@Goran tek-en: I would be ok with doing either both or gender neutral. In all cases, I'm remembering that these don't need to have the accuracy of a medical textbook, but are more for the public to get a general understanding of the concepts. So I would be inclined to air on the side of simplicity and interpretability even at the cost of some accuracy, but that's just my opinion. And yes, floating in the air like here. --Rob Hurt (talk) 21:05, 27 October 2021 (UTC)[reply]
@Rob Hurt: Before I continue I want to check how you want the bodies to look. One is lines and one is shaded for the volume (I know, too much details.) Tell me which you want or maybe both because ones I have made the bodies and the three different lines it's quite easy to move between the two versions.
@Goran tek-en: I think these look good, and the shaded one perhaps looks a bit more professional, as long as those colors don't end up conflicting with the colors used for the skin lines. I'm in favor of making the illustrations look professional though. Do you have the back of the body too? --Rob Hurt (talk) 17:30, 1 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]
@Rob Hurt: Thanks, yes I have back and front back of male also. I will be back when I have done them all (bodies), might take a while. Of course I will see to so the lines will be visible. --please ping me-- Goran tek-en (talk) 18:12, 1 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]
@Rob Hurt: Now I finally have the drafts for the bodies, sorry it took so long.
We now (if those are fine with you) have to decide how you want the bodies:
1 Standing all four in one image, A
2 Standing all four in one image but half-half bodies so they would become two, like the images you linked to at the top
3 Lying female respectively male in each image, C and D
4 3 but as half-half and then we can have them without an offset
5 Or any other version you want
To really see their real sizes you would have to download them and look at them in a software that tells the level of zoom.
I think like this, most screens are in landscape and I try to keep the height of images to a maximum of 1 000 px. The 1 000 px is something I assume many screens can view (in a browser window) without having to scroll, to view the whole image. To be able to view as much details as possible I try to keep to this. It's always a problem as you don't know how an image will be consumed but the main target here is within an article at wikipedia but I always try to make them work as a free standing image which can be used in different places and circumstances, this is of course impossible but I try.
So give me feed back and we discuss how to set them up, thanks. --please ping me-- Goran tek-en (talk) 19:31, 10 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]
@Goran tek-en: I think these look great, and my preference is A. You're making these as vector images, right, so we can arbitrarily adjust the scaling at any point? The more I think about it, the more I think that we should also have a gender-neutral version, just in case someone ever wants to use these images in a classroom or a news article. --Rob Hurt (talk) 21:30, 12 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Sorry for not being clear, it's SVG I work in, the drafts are PNG due to rendering limitations where I show my drafts.
So they can be scaled to what ever one wants. But, this is in theory and technically. From a view point line thickness, spaces, relationship of stuff has to be edited when scaling much, both up and down. It's the same as text, a 20 pt (or px or what you use) sentence which is scaled to e.a. 180 pt has to be edited letter by letter (the distance between them) to look good.
A gender-neutral version is something we will have to discuss after female, male is completed. I have some reservations and points of opinion there.
@Goran tek-en: I think that file looks great, and thanks for crediting me too. I think it could also be worth posting separate versions of the male and female bodies in case someone wants to use only one of them for something specific. --Rob Hurt (talk) 18:27, 16 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]
I have made a change which I hope you approve. I made the female and male the same height, this so when they are used they will work well together e.g. Langer's lines. --please ping me-- Goran tek-en (talk) 13:20, 17 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]
@Rob Hurt I hope you don't get tired of all my questions. I will here describe how I'm thinking around this and if there is something you don't agree with please let me know.
When I look at your linked images and others I searched for, it confuses me. The lines and the patterns they create are so different in the images. The way they follow the body and how. It also varies depending how close (detailed) they show them. So depending on how large, detailed the illustration is the more or less lines are used. It also seems to me that there is not a fix distance between the lines, within a specific illustration, they vary over the body.
To me, the way they are drawn more looks like tattoos than lines following the body.
So I'm thinking like this, imagine you use a string e.g. clothesline with a diameter and you glue that on the body where the lines exist. This also gives me the possibility to show that the lines actually follow the body around the edges to the back.
This is the way how I have drawn the drafts. Look at this draft which is in 400% and hopefully you will see what I mean. To me, this looks much better as an illustration but I'm not sure it's acceptable for you.
The drafts I will show you (not the final version) will look like those. As always they are PNG but the original file is SVG.
The difference to the final version is that I manually have edited the lines where they go around the body. It's not that visible directly but indirectly it gives you a better illustration, and that you can sense.
I actually would see that we could find a way so that the image size could be like the 200% drafts, but will see. Feedback before I continue, thanks. --please ping me-- Goran tek-en (talk) 16:02, 17 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]
@Goran tek-en Just to clarify, you want to decide whether the lines should be 3D and sit on top of the skin like string, or 2D and just mark the surface? I think that 2D would be better, because it makes it clearer that the lines are actually part of the skin itself (even though we can't see them with our eyes). They represent the direction of skin tension which is continuous, so you could draw infinitely many lines to represent it. I think for this purpose we should just make sure that the lines are reasonably accurate, and that we don't put so many that the image has more visual complexity than it needs to. Rob Hurt (talk) 21:22, 23 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]
@Rob Hurt Thanks for your explanation, I will do what you think is best for the purpose of those illustrations. In my "world" (I see most things as an image, which I want to be as beautiful as possible) I would prefer 3D but this request is yours and you know best what you need.
Those drafts are PNG versions of the original SVG file I'm working in and will upload to commons.
Those drafts are for proofreading only.
I need you to check if the lines ar OK like this in numbers, shapes etc. Please ignore them sticking out here and there, I will fix that ones you have approved them.
Looking at the different existing images confuse me a bit as they are so different in how the lines are drawn, so I had to guess a lot and go by my feeling. Feedback thanks. --please ping me-- Goran tek-en (talk) 18:23, 24 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]
@Goran tek-en I think the density of lines is good, but I might change the color a bit to make them stand out against the skin a bit more. I realize that one of the illustrations (as opposed to the original anatomical images) oversimplified the lines, and they aren't quite right the way you have them. I think this image is the most correct, and I would use that as your guide. You can compare it to the others if you want: if the face is difficult to see in that image, this and this should help, and for the body this may help. You can also find other images, but they should generally agree with the first image. Rob Hurt (talk) 00:05, 27 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]
You should check the number of lines and how they are drawn. The color and how visible they are we can fine tune ones they are fine.
Thanks for telling me "which image is the most correct" as all the versions are so confusing, much appreciated.
The ears are difficult in this scale. If you also can accept the lying ones there we have some more room to fine tune if necessary.
The reason I choose to show the lines like this is because you wrote "that the lines are actually part of the skin itself", but as I said this can be changed later.
As the female breasts are drawn differently in the images I have looked at I have two versions for you to look at.
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Those drafts are PNG versions of the original SVG file I'm working in and will upload to commons.
@Goran tek-en For the breast, I think these lines are the most correct, which is close to what you have in version 2. For the ears, I think we need to fix the base body's anatomy before fixing the lines--can you make it look more like the ear shown here? Rob Hurt (talk) 21:01, 29 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]
@Rob Hurt You didn't say anything about the other drafts and the lines so I assume that you have approved them.
@Goran tek-en These look good, though I don't think there should be a line on the nipple itself. For the ears, I think we're missing some of the structures (at least antihelix, cymba, cavum, and helix crus), as well as a definition of where the upper part of the tragus meets the helix crus. The rest of the body looks good though. Rob Hurt (talk) 18:03, 30 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]
@Rob Hurt I will add as good as I can but we don't have that kind of details for other parts of the body, especially when you consider how big an ear is and in this scale, drafts in 100%. --please ping me-- Goran tek-en (talk) 19:56, 30 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]
The lines can be in any color, thickness and opacity.
I prefer the "overlay" version as here the appearance of the lines are affected by what the body below looks like, in this way the lines becomes more of a part of the body. The grey lines are like rigid and apart of the body, to me. --please ping me-- Goran tek-en (talk) 10:30, 2 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]
@Goran tek-en I think the thickness looks good, and are you saying that the opacity for the overlay is less than the other? Can you do the gray or a black or blue with slightly more transparency? Rob Hurt (talk) 18:16, 2 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Those drafts are PNG versions of the original SVG file I'm working in and will upload to commons.
Those drafts are shown for proofreading only.
The ones I call "overlay" is a "Blend mode" between objects on top of each other, it doesn't specifically has to do with opacity. The top object changes its appearance depending on how light/bright the object below it is.
@Goran tek-en I think the lines look great. Now should we consider adding a gender-neutral version as well? For the color, I like the grey 100 the most out of the ones shown because it's very easy to see. The others may look a bit more natural, but for the purposes of a medical illustration like this, I think the most important thing is the information. What do you think? Rob Hurt (talk) 18:35, 6 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]
to be able to upload it at commons. For the different versions it's mostly the name which changes I guess.
2) Gender-neutral version
This is difficult for me. Please remember that English is not my native language.
To me we have female and male genders with all possible variations in between, it's not absolutely female or male, it's all variations in between.
To not show what we can (all variations) look like is to me to try to "oppress" or "disregard facts" and trying to influence other human beings.
How would a "gender-neutral version" look like, which parts is the problem? I think if you ask all the different cultures, religions, country systems, all other groups etc you would get very different answers. So I guess what would be left is an outline contour with flat fill color and how could one depict Langer's lines on that.
So at this time I will not create a "gender-neutral version" for this purpose. I really hope for your understanding so we can continue with your request here. --please ping me-- Goran tek-en (talk) 12:10, 7 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Names: "Langer's lines_male" and "Langer's lines_female" or just "Langer's lines" if you're going to post a version with both
Description: Langer's lines represent the direction of skin tension.
Caption: Artist's depiction of Langer's lines present in the skin of a human male. -or- Artist's depiction of Langer's lines present in the skin of a human female.
Categories: Langer's lines
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I probably should have explained it a bit differently, because we might be talking about two different things. To me, gender-neutral would be the opposite of "all variations in between"--it would actually be the absence of any male/female/in-between information while preserving only the information that is common to both/all (to the best of our ability). This would be done not for the purpose of educating people about gender, but instead for the purpose of educating a wider audience of people about Langer's lines, because there are some contexts in which images like this would be less likely to be used for fear of censorship (I was thinking news articles and some classrooms, though of course not in medical contexts). In those cases, I wanted to give people an option to still use a version that they are comfortable with instead of none at all.
I wanted to explain my view here in case it helps, but if it doesn't resonate with you, then I certainly won't want you to make any illustrations that you disagree with. Rob Hurt (talk) 18:10, 7 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]
For the "gender-neutral version" I'm struggling. If you search for "Androgynous human body illustration" there is not much difference to them and what we have, the genital parts are toned down in the ones we have here already. I do understand your point but to me the people censoring stuff like this is living in a world which I don't want to be a part of. And it will be so hard to decide how to look e.g. would male breasts be fine but not female breasts etc. Can we leave it for now and return later on.
@Goran tek-en Unlike Langer's lines, Blaschko's lines and dermatomes aren't real lines, but instead the regions of skin between the lines are derived from the same embryonic cell (Blaschko's) or are innervated by the same sensory neurons (dermatomes). This means that there is a correct density of lines for both, unlike for Langer's lines. I think this and this are the best images, but here is another. For dermatomes we definitely will want to shade the skin in between lines like here, and technically the same would be appropriate for Blaschko's lines, but we can decide if that will be too visually overwhelming or not. Rob Hurt (talk) 18:34, 9 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]
@Goran tek-en That's to demonstrate that the lines are slightly different for each person because of stochasticity during embryonic development--it's actually the same phenomenon that causes stripes on zebras, spots on cats, etc. which aren't identical from one individual to the next and aren't perfectly symmetrical within an individual. In general they should follow the same pattern on both sides, but there is some randomness. Rob Hurt (talk) 23:10, 10 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]
@Rob Hurt Before I continue I want to check this with you.
If you want areas here instead of lines we have to decide that now as it's two completely different ways of drawing and I also want to check if the lines I have here are correct.
@Goran tek-en Yes those lines look good. As for the areas, if we're going to do it, I think we should make all the areas colored/shaded, rather than some shaded and some not, like you have it. The question is how we want to do the coloring/shading. One option would be to have them all the same color, but different shades. Another option would be to have them different colors, like here. But graphic design isn't my specialty, so can you think of any other options we have? Rob Hurt (talk) 18:16, 13 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]
@Rob Hurt The colored version has another meaning to me, each color show something different than the other colors according to the legend. I think we should try shades ones they are all drawn. But a Blaschko pattern on a human being is a darker color and usual skin color around it. I will do the drawings now, might take a while. --please ping me-- Goran tek-en (talk) 17:49, 15 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Please revert to 2010 version, there is another file with this image, but with the correct name (File:Ensign of the Chinese Maritime Customs Service.svg). I need this yellow-green one.
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For context, the complicated elements can be found at "File:Flag of Director General of Customs of ROC.svg".Note that flags based on photographs can be nominated for deletion as "user-generated fantasies" as many people here only want files sourced from external places as the "Wikimedia Commons is not a source of educational content" according to some, so any flag based on that photograph may be liable for deletion in the future, at least based on similar deletion requests of Vietnamese political flags based on photographs at political events. --Donald Trung 『徵國單』 (No Fake News 💬) (WikiProject Numismatics 💴) (Articles 📚) 10:08, 14 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Picture shows unused today Ensign of the Chinese Maritime Customs Service already existing under the correct name here. The file used to show the correct flag, as indicated by its description. 213.192.68.53 23.11.2021
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GIF for folding the British flag (Sorry if this isn't the right board for animations – please advise)
Make a GIF of the Royal Navy procedure for folding the Union flag, as explained: here for a coffin pall-type long version (1:2), as exemplified by the existing American example. If possible, also make a GIF for the folding of a more typical 3:5 flag. GPinkerton (talk) 10:44, 10 November 2021 (UTC)[reply]
This appears to be a photography of the physical object, and it is used as such in the only article linked to it. what exactly are you looking for? Wegates (talk) 18:49, 1 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]
This strange flag of Albania comes from a mistake in an Italian textbook from the 1960s. Rename her, give a more appropriate name. Do not remove, is better to leave the information in the article that it is not real. the image comes from this link [16]213.192.68.53 14 December 2021 (UTC)
Crown in Crown Prince's standard [18] in the best quality I found. Princess' standard - in fact it is the same crown as in the first graphic, but in silver and without a star. Thank you for your help 213.192.68.53 15:15 17 December 2021 (UTC)
Could someone please vectorize the new logo for the Ethiopian National Defence Force. The ENDF recently changed it. The shield in the middle looks like this. --Ue3lman (talk) 07:35, 18 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]
Will someone please create SVG files of the following district flags of Brittany (which is the last of the set of district flags that I'm aware of, so this should be the last of those requests):
@Mrmw: That's perfect, and thank you so much for all your hard work on this request, and indeed all the other Breton district flag requests. I really do appreciate it greatly, you've gone above and beyond. Take care. Snow Lion Fenian (talk) 15:56, 22 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]
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I agonized over these requests, but better handle it quickly. I would like to complete list of fascist movements about the symbols of these organizations:
I agonized over these requests, but better handle it quickly. I would like to complete list of fascist movements about the symbols of these organizations:
I agonized over these requests, but better handle it quickly. I would like to complete list of fascist movements about the symbols of these organizations:
I agonized over these requests, but better handle it quickly. I would like to complete list of fascist movements about the symbols of these organizations:
The coats of arms and flags proposed by Wilhelm Solf for the German colonies in 1914.
These coats of arms and flags have been on the internet for a very long time and nobody to my knowledge has taken a crack at vectorizing them, would be mighty nice and helpful for any projects if someone tidied them up. -- NorthTension (talk) 18:04, 22 December 2021 (UTC)) 22:21, 20 December 2021 (UTC)[reply]
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Illustration workshop
Proposal 1
Proposal 2
Proposal 6
Proposal 7
Proposal 8
Proposal 10
Proposal 11 (version 1)
Proposal 11 (version 2)
Proposal 11 (version 3)
Proposal 13
Proposal 14
Proposal 15
Proposal 16
Request taken by En rouge (talk) 22:17, 8 September 2021 (UTC)
Norway flag 1821 proposal 1.svg
Norway flag 1821 proposal 2.svg
Norway flag 1821 proposal 6.svg
Norway flag 1821 proposal 7.svg
Norway flag 1821 proposal 8.svg
Norway flag 1821 proposal 10.svg
Norway flag 1821 proposal 11-A.svg
Norway flag 1821 proposal 11-B.svg
Norway flag 1821 proposal 11-C.svg
Norway flag 1821 proposal 13.svg
Norway flag 1821 proposal 14.svg
Norway flag 1821 proposal 15.svg
Norway flag 1821 proposal 16.svg
right lion to most flags, but on some he shouldn't have a crown and the golden ax
Lion for 7, the ax should be larger and the tail is different
crown for 8 and 16, jewels must be gilded
the lion most similar to the 15, also the wrong tail.svg)
_2.svg)
correct flag
correct coat of arms
Done
Emblem of Vindhya Pradesh
Emblem of Bombay State![Vectorized emblem of Bombay State[OK]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/4/4d/Emblem_of_Bombay_State.svg/120px-Emblem_of_Bombay_State.svg.png)
Vectorized emblem of Bombay State
Emblem of Goa, Daman and Diu
Emblem of India.svg
![Vectorized emblem of Bombay State[OK]](/wiki/File:Emblem_of_Bombay_State.svg)
Replace the flag of the Faroe Islands in this image with the flag of Finland
The flag of Finland
new SVG
by replacing its flag of the Faroe Islands 
with the flag of Finland 
, so then it has all five flags of the five Nordic countries.
but I'm afraid that it's too wide. --85.23.79.231 14:43, 29 October 2021 (UTC)
Chinese emblem from China's State Council Gazette.svg)
![Flag of Jaipur (c. 1699-1818) Done: above are modified colors on 2021-11-04, as assumed in [2]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/6/60/Flag_of_Jaipur_%28c._1699-1818%29.svg/120px-Flag_of_Jaipur_%28c._1699-1818%29.svg.png)
![flag 1877-1922 [3]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/8/8d/Drapeau_Jaipur.png/120px-Drapeau_Jaipur.png)
flag 1877-1922 [3]![Flag of Jaipur (1922-1946) Half done: above are modified colors on 2021-11-04, as assumed in [4], sequence was good (green stripe in the middle), if possible, change the name to ,,Flag of Jaipur (1922-1946),,](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/5e/Flag_of_Jaipur.svg/120px-Flag_of_Jaipur.svg.png)
Flag of Jaipur (1922-1946)
Half done: above are modified colors on 2021-11-04, as assumed in [4], sequence was good (green stripe in the middle), if possible, change the name to ,,Flag of Jaipur (1922-1946),,
![Flag of Jaipur (c. 1699-1818) Done: above are modified colors on 2021-11-04, as assumed in [2]](/wiki/File:Flag_of_Jaipur_(c._1699-1818).svg)
![flag 1877-1922 [3]](/wiki/File:Drapeau_Jaipur.png)
![Flag of Jaipur (1922-1946) Half done: above are modified colors on 2021-11-04, as assumed in [4], sequence was good (green stripe in the middle), if possible, change the name to ,,Flag of Jaipur (1922-1946),,](/wiki/File:Flag_of_Jaipur.svg)
Langer's lines
Dermatomes
Map of operations in the en:Trans-Mississippi Theater of the American Civil War
Non-English version
Another non-English version
Request taken by BusterD (talk) 20:20, 28 October 2021 (UTC)
Please revert to 2010 version
I need this yellow-green one
For context, the complicated elements can be found at "File:Flag of Director General of Customs of ROC.svg".Note that flags based on photographs can be nominated for deletion as "user-generated fantasies" as many people here only want files sourced from external places as the "Wikimedia Commons is not a source of educational content" according to some, so any flag based on that photograph may be liable for deletion in the future, at least based on similar deletion requests of Vietnamese political flags based on photographs at political events. --Donald Trung 『徵國單』 (No Fake News 💬) (WikiProject Numismatics 💴) (Articles 📚) 10:08, 14 November 2021 (UTC)
American flag folding GIF
Union flag (long 1:2 ratio)
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Original seal
Flag of Bulgaria (3-2)
Coat of arms of Bulgaria (1948)
Flag of Bulgaria with Coat of Arms (1948).svg)
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1946–1948
1948
1948–1967
1967–1971
1971–1990.svg)
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1946–1948, 3-2
1948–1967, 3-2
1967–1971, 3-2
1971–1990, 3-2.svg)
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1946–1948
1948–1967
1967–1971
1971–1990.svg)
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SVG01
SVG02
SVG03.svg)
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New Ethiopian National Defence Force logo
SVG
Poher
Pays Glazik
Pays Fouesnantais
Pays de Retz
Pays Guérandais
Pays d'Ancenis
Pays Bigouden
Bas-Léon
Goëlo
Clos Ratel
Belle-Île-en-Mer
Haut-Léon
In progress --Mrmw (talk) 21:39, 18 December 2021 (UTC)
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Flag of Identity Evropa.svg SVG
Flag of French Nationalist Party.svg SVG
Flag of American Front.svg SVG
Flag of Anti-Communist Action 1.svg SVG
Flag of Anti-Communist Action 2.svg SVG
Flag of ELAM.svg SVG
Flag of Eidgenössische Sammlung.svg SVG
Flag of Svoboda.svg SVG
Flag of The III. Path.svg SVG
Union of Bulgarian National Legions
Italian Social Movement
New Flag
People's Party Our Slovakia
National Vanguard (exactly in this form)
New Force (Italy)
Nacionalni stroj
National Democratic Party of Germany (alternate)
National Christian Party
Free German Workers' Party (alternate)
National Front (UK)
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Flag of Italian Social Movement.svg SVG
Flag of National Vanguard.svg SVG
Flag of New Force.svg SVG
Flag of Nacionalni stroj.svg SVG
Flag of National Christian Party.svg SVG
Flag of National Front.svg SVG
Ukrainian National Union (political party)
Hutaree
National Youth (the same colors as on the Swedish flag)
The Base (hate group)
National Union of Greece
New Triumph Party
Freethinkers' Party
Freethinkers' Party logo
Tacuara Nationalist Movement
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Flag of Ukrainian National Union.svg SVG
Flag of Hutaree.svg SVG
Flag of National Youth.svg SVG
Flag of The Base.svg SVG
Flag of National Union of Greece.svg SVG
Flag of New Triumph Party.svg SVG
Flag of Freethinkers' Party.svg SVG
Logo of Freethinkers' Party.svg SVG
Proposed Coat of Arms of German Cameroon
Proposed Flag of German East Africa
Proposed Coat of Arms of German Togo
Russian National Union
Western Guard Party
National Socialist Society
National Socialist Society 2
Deutsche Heidnische Front
National Alliance (United States)
National Alliance (United States) 2
Aryan Nations
National Vanguard (American organization)
Sipah-e-Sahaba Pakistan
National Socialist Front (1999-2008)![National Socialist Movement in the Netherlands (red should be darker, drawing of a lion more complicated) [7]](https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/1/1f/Flag_of_the_National_Socialist_Movement_in_the_Netherlands.png/120px-Flag_of_the_National_Socialist_Movement_in_the_Netherlands.png)
National Socialist Movement in the Netherlands (red should be darker, drawing of a lion more complicated) [7]
Such contours, no crown
German American Bund
Greek National Socialist Party
Atomwaffen Division
Yugoslav National Movement
Mouvement Franciste
Socialist Reich Party (another eagle)
svg version is copyrighted
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![National Socialist Movement in the Netherlands (red should be darker, drawing of a lion more complicated) [7]](/wiki/File:Flag_of_the_National_Socialist_Movement_in_the_Netherlands.png)
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Not done 
PDRE emblem
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Inadequately vectorized SVG file.svg)
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