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by Roberto Breschi from CISV
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The flag of Isola Piana (Piana Island) is white with red
cross, bearing in the canton the arms of the Marchesi of
Villamarina, owners of the island after 1774. The flag was
adopted probably in 1774, even if some authors believe that it
already existed from 1711 (1711 is surely the date of adoption of
the arms by the Marchises)
The exact pattern of 1774 is not know, being suposed that it is
either:
1) Is similar to the current one (arms in XVIII century style)
2) red background, blue cross, arms in canton in XVIII century
style
3) red background, white cross, arms in canton in XVIII century
style
Source: Article from Paolo Paddeu in Vexilla Notizie,
first issue numbered 0.
Jaume Ollé, 25 July 2003
The island is located in south-west Sardinia near the Island
of San Pietro or Carloforte. There is another island with this
name at Sassari province.
Jaume Ollé and Jarig Bakker, 26 July 2003
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