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  • Beijing Olympics: Flags showing Cross of St George, Saltire or Welsh dragon banned

    08/06/2008 3:26:57 PM PDT · by Stoat · 38 replies · 762+ views
    The Telegraph (U.K.) ^ | August 6, 2008 | Gordon Rayner,
    Draconian rules imposed by the Chinese authorities mean that flags of any non-competing nation are likely to be confiscated from fans, who could be barred from venues if they refuse to comply. Athletes could even be disqualified from competing if they break the rules. Because Scotland, Wales, England and Northern Ireland are not individually represented at the games, only the Union Flag of Great Britain will be allowed inside the stadiums. The regulation is widely believed to be aimed at preventing supporters of an independent Tibet from making political statements by waving its flag, but it will be enforced...
  • Pre-Revolutionary War flag found in Southold (Bought for a few hundred dollars - worth 1 million)

    07/10/2006 9:28:52 PM PDT · by 11th_VA · 32 replies · 1,551+ views
    Newsday ^ | July 3, 2006 | BY BILL BLEYER
    A lifelong history buff, Gary Laube of Southold decided to spend several hundred dollars to buy an 18th-century trunk at an estate sale in his hometown in 1992 because it contained a woven 19th-century coverlet made by a member of one of the town's oldest families. It was only when he got his purchase home that he discovered a textile balled up in the bottom of the trunk -- one that has proved much more historically and financially valuable than the coverlet and that quickly launched him on an ongoing historical detective hunt. What the 52-year-old Revolutionay War re-enactor and...