Eureka Flag V - Z representing the Crux Australis constellation

representing the Crux Australis constellation

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B - Bravo Code Flag

200mm long and is highly polished and lacquered

These printed handwaver flags are 300mm x 1500mm in size and come attached on wooden sticks

Eureka Flag V - Z representing the Crux Australis constellationEureka Flag This flag dates back to the Eureka Rebellion in 1854 in Ballarat, located in Victoria, Australia. The design consists of a dark blue field with a horizontal and vertical white stripe (cross) through the middle. There are 5 stars, with 8 points on each, representing the Crux Australis constellation. The flag was first hoisted on November 24 1854, and then was flown for the first official (recorded) occasion on Bakery Hill as a symbol of