Key West 'Conch Republic' Flag hat The gold lion in the

The gold lion in the upper part of the flag – corresponding to the one on the Royal Arms of England – alludes to the English heritage of the early colonists to Prince Edward Island

while building up the public infrastructure of the US such as parks

So Civil Standard is happy to support the cause with our take on a roundel based on their awesome

and/or gold pans

similar to the flag of France and reflecting Iowa's history as part of the French Louisiana Territory

Key West 'Conch Republic' Flag hat The gold lion in theAccording to Claude D. Valdez, the initial concept designer of the Conch Republic flag, the flag's construction and intended symbolism are as follows: "The Background is a rich blue (for the blue skies of Key West); in the center is a pink conch shell (natives) upon a yellow sun with a flaming corolla (the sun always shines in Key West). Two constellations of stars are also part of the make up. In the upper right hand corner is the date 1828, when the