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New England Vexillological Association (NEVA)

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[New England Vexillological Association flag] image by Dave Martucci, 1 April 2018

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Association Name: New England Vexillological Association (NEVA)
Officers: Carl S. Gurtman, president
David B. Martucci, secretary/treasurer
Type: Association
Territory: United States: Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont
Established: 21 April 1991
FIAV Member since: 29 July 1999 (Full Member)
Flag: See below

 

The New England Vexillological Association Flag is the traditional flag of England (white bearing a red St. George's cross), the namesake of the New England region of the United States, today defined as being the six states of Maine, New Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, Connecticut and Rhode Island.

In the center is a white diamond edged in blue and again in white, emblazoned with a green pine tree. The pine tree is the traditional symbol of New England, while the blue fimbriation represents two "V's", one inverted over the other, representing Vexillology. The red-white-blue colors recall the colors of the United States Flag and the red-white-green colors recall the colors of the traditional New England Flag.
David Martucci, 03 October, 1999

Contact Information
Mailing Address: Other Communication:
New England Vexillological Association (NEVA)
c/o Carl Gurtman
228 Brave Boat Harbor Rd.
YORK ME 03909-5029
USA
Telephone: +1 (207) 363-4920 (Carl S. Gurtman)
Fax: +1 (207) 845-2857 (David Martucci; manual)
E-mail: David Martucci
Home Page: http://www.nejv.org/

 

Publications
Links to journals lists articles from this source (if present) by bibliographic code, not by title or content.
Name Language Frequency Period ISSN
New England Journal of Vexillology English biannual since 1995