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image by M. Schmöger, 21 Sep 2009
Vertical flag, simple stripes.
Sources for this design: my own observations and
photos, on 15 August 2009, at Vaduz castle and Triesenberg; and
this
official princely photo)
M. Schmöger, 21 Sep 2009
According to [kra81]: Divided vertically
— blue and silver.
Jan Oskar Engene 11 Apr 1996
From [kra82] (in French) Drapeau: parti
bleu et blanc. = (English) two vertical stripes blue and white.
Pascal Vagnat, 10 Apr 1999
image by M. Schmöger, 21 Sep 2009
Vertical flag, stripes with banner-of-arms in the head
Sources for this design: my own observations and
photos, on 15 August 2009, at Vaduz castle and Triesenberg; and
these
three
photos.
M. Schmöger, 21 Sep 2009
image by M. Schmöger, 21 Sep 2009
The arms are azure with a golden bell and in the
bottom three golden mountains. The colours represent
the "Walser" who came from Davos
to settle on the mountains of Triesen
(=Triesenberg). The three golden mountains give the name
of the commune. The bell is attributed to Saint Theodule,
patron saint of the Valais and of the
Valaisan settlements (Walser), who is mentioned in 1595 as the patron
saint of the chapel of Masescha. The arms of Triesenberg were adopted
on 20 May, 1955 [kra82].
Pascal Vagnat, 21 Nov 1995
Source for this flag design: Liechtenstein 1978-1988 — Bilder,
Texte und Dokumente. Verlag der Fürstlichen Regierung, Vaduz 1988: p.
274)
M. Schmöger, 21 Sep 2009
image by M. Schmöger, 21 Sep 2009
Source for this flag design: my own observations and photos, on 15 August
2009, at Vaduz castle and Triesenberg; and
an
online photo.
M. Schmöger, 21 Sep 2009
