Vermont State Flag

POLY-MAX™
• Made of 2-ply 100% polyester bunting.
• Open weave construction reduces wind resistance, increasing flag life.
• Extremely durable.
• Finished with white header and brass grommets.
• Ideal for commercial applications and high wind areas.

ENDURA-NYLON™
• Made of 100% heavyweight, 200-denier nylon bunting.
• Aniline-dyed for brilliant, fast colors.
• Treated to resist fading.
• Fast drying.
• State, Territory and World flags constructed to precise specifications.
• Finished with white header and brass grommets.
• Flies in the slightest breeze

The present Vermont flag was adopted in 1919 and consists of the state seal on a blue field. The seal depicts the picturesque Vermont landscape. A single pine tree stands before the Green Mountains with a cow and three wheat sheaves below in the shield. On either side of the shield are pine branches, a stag's head above. The state name and motto, " Freedom and Unity", are in a scroll below the shield.

Vermont's state flag was authorized in 1919 and features the state coat of arms(which includes the state motto) against a field of blue. All State Flags

From Vermont Statutes Online:

The Coat of Arms, Crest, Motto and Badge of the State shall be and are described as follows

(1) Coat of Arms. Green, a landscape occupying half of the shield; on the right and left, in the background, high mountains, blue; the sky, yellow. From near the base and reaching nearly to the top of the shield, arises a pine tree of the natural color and between three erect sheaves, yellow, placed diagonally on the right side and a red cow standing on the left side of the field.

(2) Motto and Badge. On a scroll beneath the shield, the motto: Vermont; Freedom and Unity. The Vermonter's badge: two pine branches of natural color, crossed between the shield and scroll.