A mockup of the custom flag 'Flag of Rome' on a white background

Flag of Rome (SPQR)

3x5ft (91x152cm) / Double-Sided (3-layer) / 2 grommets, hoist side
$29.13
$29.13 $39.90
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A mockup of the custom flag 'Flag of Rome' on a white background
  • A mockup of the custom flag 'Flag of Rome' on a white background
  • A mockup of the custom flag 'Flag of Rome' held up on a table during print checking
  • A mockup depicting custom flag specifications and measurements for 'Flag of Rome'
  • A mockup of the custom flag 'Flag of Rome' as a desk flag and small hand waving flag
  • A mockup of the custom flag 'Flag of Rome' on a white background
  • A mockup of the custom flag 'Flag of Rome' held up on a table during print checking
  • A mockup depicting custom flag specifications and measurements for 'Flag of Rome'
  • A mockup of the custom flag 'Flag of Rome' as a desk flag and small hand waving flag
Flag of Rome (SPQR)

Flag of Rome (SPQR)

$29.13
$29.13 $39.90
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πŸ“ Custom Personalized Flag made with Flagmaker & Print. Learn more about our product line-up on the Product Details page. This custom flag design is available as both a one-sided wall flag, or a double-sided display flag

🎌 All our personalized flags are available in multiple sizes and finishing options. If you have special requests, don't hesitate to reach out to us!

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The Roman Empire flag commonly associated with the acronym SPQR (Senatus Populusque Romanus) features a gold imperial eagle displayed on a deep red field, often framed by a laurel wreath and accompanied by Roman military symbols. The eagle, or aquila, was a central emblem of the Roman legions and symbolized power, authority, and divine favor. The red background reflects the traditional color of Roman military standards, representing strength, sacrifice, and valor. The SPQR inscription, meaning β€œThe Senate and People of Rome,” served as the official emblem of the Roman state and appeared on standards, monuments, coins, and public works throughout ancient Rome.

Historically, this design is a modern reconstruction inspired by Roman vexillology, as the Roman Empire did not use national flags in the modern sense. Instead, legions carried vexilla (military standards) and the eagle standard into battle as sacred symbols of unit identity and imperial authority. Today, the SPQR eagle banner is widely used in historical reenactment, education, and popular culture to represent the Roman Empire, Roman legions, and ancient Roman symbolism, making it one of the most recognizable visual emblems linked to classical Roman history.

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