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![[Johore (Malaysia)]](../images/m/my-johor.gif)
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located by Hashimi, 13 November 2012
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Johore has a blue flag, with a big red canton with white crescent and five-pointed star, pointing in lower fly end.
Željko Heimer, 6 April 1996
The flag consists of a white crescent and a star of five points on a red field at the canton and navy blue at the fly. The white denotes a sovereign ruler, red a warrior and blue the universe. This flag is very much associated with the Sultan.
Thomas W. Koh, 14 May 1997
The background on actual flags looks more violet than blue. However, when
compared to Malaysian national flags, the shade of blue is the same. I suppose
it's an illusion.
Clay Moss, 13 September 2005
I am a little bit surprised about the image Clay Moss sent (above). I have
been in Johor in 1993 and bought a flag of Johor there. It has the same design
like the flags, which were flown there and is closer to the design of the
Flaggenbuch version (below). The red canton is exactly a quarter of the flag.
The crescent is open to the right. The star is thick and not in lower position
to the crescent.
J. Patrick Fischer, 16 September 2005
The official announcement by Johore Government regarding their flag is at
http://www.johordt.gov.my/site/lanjutan/ukuran_sebenar_bendera_johor_darul_tazim.
Hashimi, 13 November
According to Flaggenbuch 1939 [neu39]
![[State Flag (Johore, Malaysia)]](../images/m/my-jo_s.gif)
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image by Ivan Sache
Flaggenbuch 1939 [neu39] shows the State (Service) flag as a blue flag with a red canton (2/3 of the hoist x 1/2 of the fly) bearing a white crescent and a white 5-pointed star. Quite similar to the current national flag, but with nearly [horizontally-]symmetrical crescent.
Ivan Sache, 18 January 2000
![[Johore, Malaysia, construction details]](../images/m/my'johor.gif)
image
located by Hashimi, 13 November 2012
There are some differences between this and the version shown in the Flaggenbuch
[neu39].
The canton as shown by Clay occupies 144 x 198 units on a flag of 216 x
432 units.
Christopher Southworth, 13 September 2005
![[Variant Flag (Johore, Malaysia)]](../images/m/my-joh.gif)
image by Clay Moss, 28 June 2015
The flag of Johor with specifications from the government of Johor is posted
above. At the time, I was interested to know if Malaysian flag companies would
pay attention and begin changing their printing screens to reflect the change.
My daughter recently visited Johor and obtained a printed flag (this design)
made by Malaysia's largest flag manufacturer. She commented that she had seen a
few other Johor flags flying here and there, the conclusion is that nothing has
changed in terms of how Johor's flag is being produced.
Clay Moss,
28 June 2015
![[Ceremonial State Flag (Johore, Malaysia)]](../images/m/my-jo_cs.gif)
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image by Ivan Sache, 18 January 2000
Flaggenbuch 1939 [neu39] shows the ceremonial state flag as a red flag with a white crescent and a white 5-pointed star, a yellow
border and a blue border.
Ivan Sache, 18 January 2000
A History Channel documentary about the recent coronation of the Sultan of
Johore at
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CKJ7cnoUrfo has a sequence lasting a minute
(18:46–19:45) about the State Ceremonial Flag (established in 1871).
David Phillips, 13 November 2016
![[Sultan's Marshall (Johore, Malaysia)]](../images/m/my-jo^sm.gif)
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image by Ivan Sache, 18 January 2000
Flaggenbuch 1939 [neu39] shows the Standard of the Sultan's Marshall as a black swallowtailed flag with a red canton (1/2 of the hoist high x 1/2 of the fly) bearing a white crescent and a white 5-pointed star. The fork does not reach the canton.
Ivan Sache, 18 January 2000
Editor's note: compare this flag with the Civil Flag and Ensign.
![[Johore 1855-1865]](../images/i/id-trum.gif)
image by Ivan Sache, 2 August 1999
Whitney Smith writes in the last release of Ar Banniel [arb], "20. Trumong (Indonesia). Plain black with a small square white canton. Also used by Johore (Malaysia) in 1855-1865".
Ivan Sache, 2 August 1999
