State Service Flags
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Lesser state service flag of Baden-Württemberg
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Greater state service flag of Baden-Württemberg
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Flag of Bavaria (striped variant)
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Flag of Bavaria (lozengy variant)
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State service flag of Berlin (1954–2007)
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Flag of Brandenburg
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Flag of Bremen (with lesser arms)
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Flag of Bremen (with flag arms)
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Flag of Hamburg
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State flag of Hamburg (used by the head of state)
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Admiralty flag of Hamburg (used by state ships)
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State service flag of Hesse
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Flag of Lower Saxony (on land)
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State service ensign of Lower Saxony (at sea)
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State service flag of Mecklenburg-Vorpommern
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State service flag of North Rhine-Westphalia
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Flag of Rhineland-Palatinate
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Flag of Saarland
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State service flag of Saxony
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State service flag of Saxony-Anhalt
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State service flag of Schleswig-Holstein
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State service flag of Thuringia
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