DELAWARE STATE FLAG

The Delaware state flag is a simple yet striking emblem that proudly represents the first state to ratify the United States Constitution. The flag features a field of colonial blue, symbolizing Delaware's status as one of the original thirteen colonies. In the center, a diamond of continental buff is adorned with a detailed colonial soldier and a farmer, both supporting a shield featuring a sheaf of wheat and an ear of corn. This shield symbolizes the state's agricultural heritage and its importance in the early days of the United States. Beneath the diamond, the words "Delaware" and "December 7, 1787" are inscribed, commemorating the state's ratification of the Constitution. The Delaware state flag is a testament to the state's rich history and its significant role in the formation of the United States.