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![[Flag of Middlesex]](../images/g/gb-e-middx.gif)
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by Jason Saber, 6 July 2009
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The
Flag Registry describes the flag as "the traditional flag of Middlesex, the
county that forms the central and north-west parts of Greater London. The seax
is the symbol of the Saxons and the Saxon crown was added in 1909 to
differentiate the arms and flag from those of Essex." The flag is a banner of
the arms of the former
Middlesex County Council, abolished in 1965.
Jason Saber, 6 July
2009
![[1953 reported Flag of Middlesex]](../images/g/gb-mdsx953.gif)
Middlesex county (reported 1953) (England)
It is a flag with a cross of
St. George, on which is superimposed a red shield containing three golden (=
yellow) scimitars.
Source: Campbell and Evans
(1953); p.48
Klaus-Michael Schneider, 22 October 2010