Oklahoma State Flag

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Oklahoma State Flag History

Oklahoma State Flag, adopted on April 2, 1925. The flag, chosen from entries in a Daughters of the American Revolution flag contest. The winning entry designed by Mrs. Louise Funk Fluke, an artist from Oklahoma City. The flag features a sky blue field the color of the flag that Choctaw soldiers carried during the Civil War. Oklahoma’s flag pictures a Osage Indian battle shield made of buffalo skin. It adorned with eagle feathers and white crosses, the crosses represent the stars in the sky, and symbolize higher purposes in Native American culture. A gray peace pipe (also called a calumet) and an olive branch (symbols of peace in European and Native American cultures) are on the shield. “OKLAHOMA” written in white under the shield added to the flag in 1941. More on the Flag of Oklahoma.

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