Such flags were widely used for propaganda and socialization of children in the USSR. These flags were distributed to children for use during official holidays, parades, demonstrations and marches to instill loyalty to communist ideology. The flags often depicted Soviet symbols, such as the coat of arms of the USSR, the abbreviation "CCCP", as well as images of the sun, planets, doves and slogans such as "Peace to the world!". The original labels indicating the year of manufacture have been preserved. The flags are new. There is a defect on one handle. Three flags have an uneven pattern. This is a factory defect. Three types of patterns. The fabric is dense. The handles are wooden.