the liberian flag is a red white and blue country flag with one star and multiple red and white stripes.
the liberian flag is a red white and blue country flag with one star and multiple red and white stripes.
red white and blue country flag with one star and multiple red and white stripes?
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the san francisco 49ers currently have two different uniforms: red and gold home uniforms and white, red, and gold road uniforms. however, the 49ers have changed uniform designs and color combinations quite often throughout their history. from the team's inception in 1946, they wore dark or cardinal red, switching to scarlet red jerseys and gold pants for the 1948 season, with a gold helmet with one red stripe, with solid red socks and pants with no stripes. entering the 1949 season, the first in the nfl, the 49ers adopted three stripes to their red jerseys, wearing gold helmets and pants, with no stripes and red socks with three white stripes. in the 1953, '54, and '55 seasons, the 49ers wore red helmets with a gold stripe in the middle, with silver pants with one single stripe of red. the socks also added the three stripes similar to the jersey's. 1955 was also unique in that the 49ers wore white pants with a black stripe bounded by two red stripes, and shadow drop numbers on their red jerseys, with black shadow drop borders on the white numerals. the following season, 1956, the team wore white helmets with no stripes, and white pants with a red stripe. in 1957 the 49ers wore red jerseys, a gold helmet with no stripes, and gold pants with no stripes; for the first time the 49ers wore white on the road, as dictated by the nfl for all teams, to have at least one team wearing a light colored jersey during games. the first white jersey had two red stripes with a gold in the middle, as was their road socks: white, with two red stripes and gold in the middle. san francisco wore red and gold in 1958 as well, with their white jersey having a single shoulder loop stripe, as well as adding tv numbers to the sleeves of their home and away jerseys. and in contrast to the socks at home, red with three red stripes, the away socks were solid red. in 1959 the team switched to red and platinum gold (looking more like silver), and for the next several years afterwards, with their white jerseys having double shoulder loop stripes (mimicking ucla's), but continuing with the three white stripes on the sleeves above the elbow and below the tv numbers, with the red home jerseys. in 1960, the team added "northwestern" red stripes to their helmets (a thicker middle stripe bordered by two thinner stripes), and that changed in 1962, with the addition of the helmet design the team has mostly worn since: white stripe bounded by two red, with the red oval and sf logo on the sides of the helmet. in 1964 the team's colors then changed again. all silver elements were changed to what was called "49er gold;" helmets were gold. new beige-gold pants with a red-white-red tri-stripe in the same style as the helmet were introduced. uniform's basic design would be worn for practically the next 30 seasons with only some minor changes and adjustments, such as a gradual change over from sans-serif to serifed block numerals from 1970 to 1974 and a switch from thin stripes to a very thick pant striping in 1976 (during which white jerseys were also worn at home for most of that season). the uniform ensemble of red and white jerseys, and beige-gold pants with thick striping were worn until 1995 with a few minor changes. during the 1994 season, many nfl teams wore "throwback uniforms" on occasional games to celebrate the nfl's 75th anniversary (a corresponding diamond-shaped 75th anniversary patch was also worn by all teams) . the 49ers chose to wear a version of their 1955 uniforms as their throwbacks, with simpler sans-serif block numerals that were outlined and shadowed in black with white pants with thinner red-black-red striping were also worn, along with the old striped red socks. the regular 1989–95 design gold helmet was worn with this uniform, as there was no logo on the 1955 helmet.
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