County of Cornwall Flag | Budget Price

The County of Cornwall flag, also known as the Cross of St Piran flag, is probably the oldest county flag existing, although many Cornishmen insist that it is a national flag. The plain white cross on a black field, has been used since at least the early nineteenth century maybe longer. The colours derive from Saint Piran’s discovery of tin, a white metal, in the black ashes of his fire. Saint Piran is the patron saint of tin miners, a mainstay of the Cornish economy for centuries. 

This flag is screen printed polyester fabric with a mirror image showing on the reverse side, hemmed around the edges with eyelets on the left hand side. QUANTITY DISCOUNTS APPLY ON ALL BUDGET PRICE FLAGS PURCHASED AT THE SAME TIME PLUS FREE STANDARD DELIVERY TO ANY ADDRESS IN THE UNITED KINGDOM - Worldwide shipping at cost.