Very beautiful original State of Ohio flag, in the original box, produced by ANNIN FLAGMAKERS Company USA. Ohio's flag, the unique "Ohio Burgee," features a swallowtail shape with red and white stripes for roads and rivers, a blue triangle for hills and valleys, and a red disc (like a buckeye) within a white "O," encircled by 17 white stars symbolizing Ohio as the 17th state. Designed by John Eisenmann, it's the only non-rectangular U.S. state flag and represents Ohio's history and nickname, the Buckeye State. Shape (Burgee/Swallowtail): Unique among U.S. state flags, it's a pennant shape. Red & White Stripes: Five stripes (three red, two white) symbolizing Ohio's roads and waterways. Blue Triangle (Union): Represents the state's hills and valleys, extending from the staff. Red Disc & White "O": The "O" stands for Ohio, and the red center signifies the buckeye, linking to its nickname, "The Buckeye State". 17 Stars: Thirteen stars surround the "O" for the original colonies, with four more at the triangle's peak, showing Ohio as the 17th state admitted to the Union. History Designed by John Eisenmann in 1901. Adopted as the official state flag in 1902