Flag of Neutralston

The Flag of Neutralston, also known as The National Banner, consists of equally sized horizontal bands of Yellow and Blue. Neutralston also has a number of flags used by different branches of Government. Its original design (depicting the royal coat of arms) was chosen in 1891 from various entries in a national competition that aimed to produce a flag to represent the Kingdom of Neutralston. Following approval from King Raymond I, the flag was first flown in Port Benedict in 1893. The current simpler design was introduced in 1925 to remove any mention of the royal family from the flag, hence the coat of arms was omitted and replaced by the LFT Party Star in the middle of the flag.
Neutralston's historical relationship with its national symbols, particularly the previous British ensign flag used by British Neutralston, has been marked by periods of prohibition and reintroduction, including the banning of the old colonial British ensign flag during the LFT government's rule.
The authoritarian policies and actions of the LFT government led to the country's expulsion from the British Commonwealth in 1935. As a result, the use of any British ensign flags within the nation was expressly forbidden by both the LFT government and the Commonwealth itself.