Belgium - Flag - Oude Belgische ceremoniële vlag ca. 1920–1950 – 110 × 110 cm – tricolore wollen franje

The Belgian flag from the 1920–1950 period is a ceremonial artifact reflecting Belgium's national identity during the early to mid-20th century. Featuring the characteristic tricolore of black, yellow, and red vertical stripes, this flag is edged with a traditional woolen fringe, adding a ceremonial touch typical of flags used in official settings. Flags from this era often accompanied military parades, government events, or state ceremonies, embodying Belgium's heritage through significant societal changes including the interwar and post-WWII periods. Wool as a material was commonly used for durability and appearance, while the fringing indicated a flag of formal use as opposed to more utilitarian designs. Collectors appreciate such vintage flags for their craftsmanship, historical context, and symbolic significance within Belgian national history.