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| What is NAVA? |
| The North American Vexillological Association (NAVA) is dedicated to the study of flag history and symbolism. For more information about its activities, publications, and membership, visit its website at www.nava.org or write: NAVA 1977 N. Olden Ave. Extension, PMB 225, Trenton, NJ 08618-2193, U.S.A. |
| This guide was created by Ted Kaye, managing editor of RAVEN, a Journal of Vexillology (published annually by NAVA). |
| Other resources to help with flag design, identification, and history: www.fotw.net |
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| These principles of good flag design distill the wisdom of many people who have written on the subject, including: Philippe Bondurand, Frederick Brownell, William Crampton, Michael Faul, Jim Ferrigan, Richard Gideon, Kevin Harrington, Lee Herold, Ralph Kelly, Rich Kenny, David Martucci, Clay Moss, Peter Orenski, Whitney Smith, Steve Tyson, Henry Untermeyer, and Alfred Znamierowski |
| © 2001 North American Vexillological Association |
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