Flag of Pennsylvania

The flag of Pennsylvania consists of the state coat of arms surrounded by draft horses on both sides and the bald eagle above.The state coat of arms includes a ship, a plow, and three sheaves of wheat. Above the ribbon, there is a corn stalk. The scroll below the coat of arms reads: "Virtue, Liberty and Independence." The current flag was adopted in 1907.

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