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English: Flag of Scotland. Ratio 3:5. The blue used is "royal" blue (Pantone 300), following the Scottish Parliament's recommendation of 2003. See also the traditional colour: Flag of Scotland (traditional).svg: .
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This is the flag of Scotland, St. Andrew's Saltire. The colour is used here is the origional colour one would find in the Union flag and used as the national flag before a 2003 committee of the Scottish Parliament met to examine a petition that the Scottish Government adopt the Pantone 300 colour as a standard.
Flag of Scotland, prior to color standardization by the Scottish government in 2003. Ratio 3:5. The blue used is the traditional "sky blue". See also the official post-2003 colors: Image:Flag of Scotland.svg. The author is K. Bolino. This document was released into the public domain by the author.
English: Development of the Union Jack: the cross of St. George (flag of England) was combined with the saltire of St. Andrew (flag of Scotland) to form the flag of Great -----. The flag of Great ----- was then combined with the red saltire of the insignia of the 1783 royal Order of St. Patrick (not the flag of Ireland) to form the flag of the ...
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