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Our Russian Federation flags from United States Flag Store range from 4-inch by 6-inch stick flags to premium 6-foot by 10-foot nylon flags. The flag of Russia has three horizontal fields of equal size, with white on the top, blue in the middle and red on the bottom. This flag has been in use for centuries. It became the flag of the Tsars of Russia in 1696, and survived with no changes in the design as the flag of the Russian Socialist Federative Soviet Republic beginning in 1917. The tricolor flag was re-introduced as the flag of the Russian Federation in 1991. We also have flag of Russia lapel pins crafted of enameled gold metal.

We are one the largest manufacturers in the world of small flags. We manufacture more than 200 country flags, including international flags, all 50 states, and military, historical and religious flags. Overall, we carry an inventory of more than 1 million flags.

More About Flags of Russia

History, People and Flags of Russia on Theodora.com

Flag of the Russian Federation at Wikepedia.com

Show your Russian roots with pride by purchasing an unchanging symbol of your motherland from the leading online vendor of Russian Federation flags. You can choose from the durable and affordable Online Stores Brand Superknit polyester or top quality heavyweight nylon available in a variety of sizes. There’s one to fit your needs.

Did You Know?There are 24 countries that use the colors red, white and blue on their flags and nothing else. The U.S. is the easy one, but did you guess that Russia was also one…To find out what the red, white and blue in the Russia flag signify, visit FlagPictures.org for flag info, history and free Russian flag downloads.

So, did you guess the other 22? They are, in no particular order, the UK, France, Czech Republic, Iceland, the Netherlands, Luxembourg, Russia, Slovenia., Myanmar, Cambodia, Laos, Nepal, North Korea, Taiwan, Thailand., Liberia, Cuba, Panama, Dominican Republic, Chile, Australia, New Zealand and Western Samoa.