DescriptionUnited Kingdom Flag Specifications 2.PNG	English: The design of the 1801 Union Flag, with the fimbriation of the ordinaries highlighted in pale yellow. The interpretation shown here is in conflict with the original blazon as decreed in 1801, which specifies that the red saltire is fimbriated in white and shown countercharged with the white saltire (i.e. the yellow fimbriations should be directly on either side of the red diagonal, not on the far side of the white diagonal).
Date	3 October 2011 (original upload date)
Source	From an original by GilCahana
Author	Endrick Shellycoat at English Wikipedia
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• 2011-10-03 15:51 Endrick Shellycoat 824×465× (61173 bytes) Correction to fimbriation highlights
• 2011-10-03 15:50 Endrick Shellycoat 824×465× (61180 bytes) Highlighted fimbriation in pale yellow.
• 2011-10-03 15:04 Endrick Shellycoat 824×465× (61037 bytes) {{Information |Description = The design of the 1801 [[Union Flag]], with the [[blazon]] of the [[Cross of Saint Patrick]] altered to that of ''Or, a Saltire Gules'' in order to emphasise its position relative to the [[Cross of Saint Andrew]]. |Source