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I have seen only a single image of this unusual State Government-badged
Australian Blue Ensign. The badge is a small oval one placed within a Southern
Cross that has the Epsilon Star moved outward slightly. It has a full-colour St
Edwards Crown over a gold-edged oval white garter, with gold letters MBL sitting
upright on the white of the garter belt (M on the hoist side, B at the top and L
on the fly side). Within the garter on the blue field is an upright gold
Admiralty foul anchor. It seems that this flag went out of use circa 1968.
Jeff Thomson, 10 November 2015
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