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See also: History and origin of the US flag:[edit]

English Red Ensign, 1629
Blank English Red Ensign, 1636
British East Indian Company, 1707
New England Ensign
New England Ensign, blue field
New England Ensign, no St. George's Cross
New England Ensign, Union flag
New England Ensign, St. George's Cross field, 1745
Red ensign under Gov. Endicott
New England ensign with armillary sphere in canton
Official flag of the 13 Colonies
Flag of New England as depicted on a postage stamp, 1775
American Revolution variant of the New England ensign
US Sons of Liberty flag
Forster flag, used during the Battle of Lexington and Concord, 1775
Betsy Ross flag, first US flag, 1775
Cowpens flag, 1775
Hulbert flag, used by Captain John Hulbert, 1775
George Rogers Clark flag, designed by Captain Leonard Helm, used by Fort Sackville
USS Lexington flag, 1776
1st Maryland Regiment flag, 1776
2nd Continental Light Dragoons regimental national colors, 1776

2nd Continental Light Dragoons regimental national colors, 1776
First official flag of the US, 1777-1795
Hopkinson flag, 1777
Bennington flag, 1777
John Trumbull's depiction of the US flag, 1777
US flag (4-5-4 pattern), 1777
US Garrison flag of Fort Mercer, 1777
Brandywine flag, carried by company of the 7th Pennsylvania Regiment lead by Captain Robert Wilson, 1777
Fort Mifflin flag, 1777
Washington's Headquarters flag
Early Continental Navy ensign and national flag as described by Benjamin Franklin and Samuel Adams in a letter, 1778
US French alliance flag
Serapis flag, 1779
Guilford Courthouse flag, flown during the Battle of Guilford Courthouse, 1781
John Shaw (Red First) flag, created for the first meeting of the United States Congress, 1783
Second official flag of the US, 1795-1818
Flag of the US, 1795-1818, used during the War of 1812, flew over Fort McHenry
Third official flag of the US, (1818-1819)
20-star US flag with stars in Great Star arrangement, 1818
Fourth official flag of the US, 1819-1829
Fifth official flag of the US, 1820-1822
Sixth official flag of the US, 1822-1836
Seventh official flag of the US, 1836-1837
Flag of the US featuring 25 stars arranged in a linear pattern
Flag of the US featuring 25 stars arranged in a staggered pattern
Eight official flag of the US, 1837-1845
25-star US flag with stars in Great Star arrangement
Ninth official flag of the US, 1845-1846
Tenth official flag of the US, 1846-1847
29-star US flag with stars in diamond pattern
Eleventh official flag of the US, 1847-1851
Twelfth official flag of the US, 1851-1858
Thirteenth official flag of the US, 1858-1859
Fourteenth official flag of the US, 1859-1861
Fort Sumter flag with stars in diamond pattern
33-star US flag with stars in Great Star arrangement
33-star US flag with stars in diamond pattern
Fifteenth official flag of the US, 1861-1863
US flag with stars in wheel pattern, 1861
Sixteenth official flag of the US, 1863-1865
US flag with stars in wheel pattern, 1861
Seventeenth official flag of the US, 1865-1867
36-star US wagon wheel flag
Eighteenth official flag of the US, 1867-1877
Eighteenth flag of the US, 1867-1877
37-star US Medallion Centennial flag with stars in wheel pattern
Ninteenth official flag of the US, 1877-1890
38-star concentric circles US flag
Twentieth official flag of the US, 1890-1891
Twenty-first official flag of the US, 1891-1896
Twenty-second official flag of the US, 1896-1908
Twenty-third official flag of the US, 1908-1912
Twenty-fourth official flag of the US, 1912-1959
Twenty-fifth official flag of the US, 1959-1969
Twenty-sixth official flag of the US, 1960, current