In ancient times, the first recorded evidence of bunting was constructed from metal or wooden poles that were carved and known as vexilloids. In the later times, a flag or banner was mounted to attract attention to the person/s or group that the particular flag represented. Top distinguish the different represented groups several types of fabrics were used and attached to the wooden poles.
Types of Bunting/Flag The main reason flags and banners were displayed was to represent entities, including a particular country or state. They were and still are visual symbols used for identification. In addition to the identification, individual flags are an essential symbol of pride and respect for the ideals that the particular flag stands for. Banners - Throughout ancient history, banners were used to symbolize people of high rank and importance in particular ruling kings. The banners were carried so that citizens could recognize their ruler and his entourage and give him the respect that was demanded. Throughout history the use of banners has changed but the ideals and use of public and/or group recognition is still evident in bunting use today. For example: White Bunting – Has helped soldiers recognize allies and enemies on the battle field. The battle flag was given honor and respect because it symbolized a message of peace. Chequered Flag Bunting –Has always commonly been used to mark a racing event. It can guide both spectators and racing entrants through the race course. Conclusion:- Today the majority of countries are represented by patriotic flags made of fabric that are mounted and raised on poles and flown to remind everyone of the history and values of the nation. The same stands true of states and governmental entities and most organizations, groups, businesses and communities. When your flag becomes tattered and worn and is no longer a good representation of what it stands for it is imperative your flag is replaced.
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