Mexico - Flag - XXL Katoen - 195 x 265 cm - Jaren 70/80

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Mexican cotton flag, 195 x 265 cm, dating to the 1970s–1980s, made of cotton with a detailed national emblem and a clear screen print, in used condition.

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Description from the seller

Beautiful flag of Mexico in the classic green-white-red colors with the detailed national emblem in the center. Manufactured in the 70s/80s.

Made of cotton with a nice, clear screen print and an authentic look. The flag has two official “Controle Qualtiss” quality markings, indicating careful production.

The colors are vivid and the iconic design with an eagle and a snake makes this a real eye-catcher.


A special piece of history:
The French Foreign Legion (Legion Étrangère) under the command of Captain Jean Danjou played a crucial, mythical role during the French intervention in Mexico (1863-1867), especially through the legendary Battle of Camarón on April 30, 1863. During this battle, 65 legionnaires fought to the death against an overwhelming force of 2,000 Mexican soldiers, symbolizing the courage and discipline of the Legion.
During the Hacienda Camarón, Captain Jean Danjou lost his wooden hand prosthesis.

Size: 195 x 265 cm

In used condition

Seller's Story

Hasenbos Militaria has been a trusted name in the world of militaria for over 50 years. What started as Piet Hasenbos's personal collection grew into a specialized family business with broad expertise in military objects from various eras and countries. Piet wanted to turn his passion into his profession, and for years traveled to fairs at home and abroad to share his knowledge and trade militaria. In 2006, his daughter Charito Hasenbos joined the company, and since 2025, his granddaughter Danique has also been actively involved.
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Beautiful flag of Mexico in the classic green-white-red colors with the detailed national emblem in the center. Manufactured in the 70s/80s.

Made of cotton with a nice, clear screen print and an authentic look. The flag has two official “Controle Qualtiss” quality markings, indicating careful production.

The colors are vivid and the iconic design with an eagle and a snake makes this a real eye-catcher.


A special piece of history:
The French Foreign Legion (Legion Étrangère) under the command of Captain Jean Danjou played a crucial, mythical role during the French intervention in Mexico (1863-1867), especially through the legendary Battle of Camarón on April 30, 1863. During this battle, 65 legionnaires fought to the death against an overwhelming force of 2,000 Mexican soldiers, symbolizing the courage and discipline of the Legion.
During the Hacienda Camarón, Captain Jean Danjou lost his wooden hand prosthesis.

Size: 195 x 265 cm

In used condition

Seller's Story

Hasenbos Militaria has been a trusted name in the world of militaria for over 50 years. What started as Piet Hasenbos's personal collection grew into a specialized family business with broad expertise in military objects from various eras and countries. Piet wanted to turn his passion into his profession, and for years traveled to fairs at home and abroad to share his knowledge and trade militaria. In 2006, his daughter Charito Hasenbos joined the company, and since 2025, his granddaughter Danique has also been actively involved.
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Details

Era
1900-2000
Number of objects
1
Title/inscription
XXL Katoen - 195 x 265 cm - Jaren 70/80
Condition
used
Country of origin
Mexico
Material
Cotton
Height
195 cm
Width
265 cm
Sold by
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Objects sold
99.24%
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