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I tried http://www.autentico.org/index01.html and found some 7 historical flags entitled:
1. Bandera usada por Joaquin Infante... 1810
2. La Bandera usada cuando la conspiracio'n de los rayos y los
soles de Boli'var... 1823
3. En 1847, la Bandera del Club de la Habana
4. Bandera creada por Narciso Lo'pez para la conspiracio'n de la
Mina de la Rosa Cubana el 24 de Junio 1848
5. Esta bandera fue tambio'n usada en la conspiracio'n de la Mina
de la Rosa Cubana el 24 de Junio 1848
6. Otra de las banderas usada en la conspiracio'n de la Mina de
la Rosa Cubana ...24 de Junio 1848
7. Bandera de Carlos Manuel de Ce'spedes, enarbolada el 10 de
octubre de 1868
Jarig Bakker , 21 December 1999
I've seen those flags before, in a bok called "Banderas
oficiales y revolucionarias de Cuba" by Emilio Roig de
Leuchsenring edited back in 1950, in Havana by the Municipio
de la Habana
Guillermo Aveledo , 21 December 1999
by Jose C.
Alegria 7 November 1999
Flag of the 1845 Maritime Province of Spain.
Jose C. Alegria 7 November 1999
by Jose C.
Alegria 7 November 1999
Flag of the 1845 Maritime Province of Spain.
Jose C. Alegria 7 November 1999
by Jose C.
Alegria 7 November 1999
Flag of the 1845 Maritime Province of Spain.
Jose C. Alegria 7 November 1999
by Jose C.
Alegria 7 November 1999
Flag of the 1845 Maritime Province of Spain.
Jose C. Alegria 7 November 1999
by Jose C.
Alegria 7 November 1999
There were many changes in the maritime provinces until our
days, due to independence of some countries and to administrative
reorganization of the provinces. The first one is the creation of
a new province in Cuba, called Nuevitas around 1851.
Jose C. Alegria 7 November 1999
by Jose C.
Alegria 9 November 1999
In 1885 two new flags are created, both at overseas
territories, Cienfuegos and Sagua la Grande ,
Cuba.
Jose C. Alegria 9 November 1999
by Jose C.
Alegria 9 November 1999
In 1885 two new flags are created, both at overseas
territories, Cienfuegos and Sagua la Grande ,
Cuba.
Jose C. Alegria 9 November 1999
'Das Grossen Flaggenbuch' describes the 'flag of the 4th September 1933'. It is a 2:1 flag made of five equal vertical bands: blue, white, red, yellow and green. It was hoisted along with the National flag by the Army, the Navy and the Police. The 4th September 1933 is the end of the dictatorship of Machado.
Some questions about that:
1. Is this flag still in used ? Comparing 'Das Grossen Flaggenbuch' with 'Album des Pavillons', I noticed that several Cuban flags were not changed by Castro (including the national flag. The presidential flag just received two additional stars.)
2. What is the origin of the 4th September flag ? I suppose it was inspired by the French tricolour, but the two additional colours are not 'Cuban'.
Ivan Sache, 3 July 1997