Proposal for a flag of East Anglia, UK, by George H Langham published in "Eastern Counties Magazine” Volume I, Number 3 in 1900. The flag includes coats of arms of councils of Bury St Edmunds, Ipswich, Great Yarnmouth, Norwich, Chelmsford, Colchester, King's Lynn, and Cambridge, as well as the arms of the University of Cambridge. In the centre is placed the attributed arms of East Anglia with crown of Saint Edward above. The arms are placed on a yellow field, symbolising East Anglia being the first region in England to bath in sunlight as well as the golden fields of ripe and corn familiar in the region's landscape. At the top and bottom are placed a red and blue stripe symbolising the region's contributions to the British army and navy, with Union Jack placed in the canton.
Eastern Counties Magazine, Volume I, Number 3; [1]
Original by George H Langham, vectorised by user:Fenn-O-maniC