Nevada State Flag

Originally Nevada became famous for the 1859 discovery of the Comstock Lode, the richest known U.S. silver deposit. It is also one of the largest gold-producing states in the nation. Mining, manufacturing, and aerospace are big fields in Nevada as well. Nevada also boasts some of the darkest skies in the US today, and one of its cities, Tonopah, was voted the #1 spot for the most amazing stargazing.

Back in 1905, the first flag of Nevada was created by Governor John Sparks and Col. Harry Day. The design was based strongly on Nevada’s natural resources of gold and silver. Nevada’s current design was a result of a design contest in 1926 and was won by Louis Shellback III, subject to some revision by state Legislature. Today’s Nevada state flag features the state seal in the upper left-hand corner in a field of cobalt blue. A five-pointed silver star is between two sprays of yellow flowering sagebrush, the state’s flower, and a golden scroll with the words: “Battle born,” and the state’s name “Nevada,” beneath the star.

There’s so much to be proud of in Nevada, and we can help you show that. Our Nevada state flags feature 2 brass grommets for ease of hanging and display. Our 4” by 6” flag sizes come mounted to a rugged 10” spear top staff. Our indoor and lovely parade versions feature a pole sleeve and stunning gold fringe around the edges. For mobile pride, our Nevada state flag vinyl decal is perfect for indoor and outdoor use, or our well embroidered iron-on patches. We recommend that to get the best out of our high-quality polyester flags that you display them indoors while choosing our glossy nylon and extremely durable, tested and proven polyester 2 for outdoor use. Our polyester 2 has been specially designed to withstand extreme weather.

Whether it’s the glitz and glamor, or the beauty of the desert and arts, show your love for Nevada with our beautiful flags!

NOTE: Indoor flags are made-to-order, so please allow 2-3 weeks before your order will ship.