By supportberkshire.uk 
It’s great to hear about your passion for flag collecting! The flag of Berkshire is actually the county’s official banner, which features gold and blue stripes with a gold oak tree on a green background. However, it’s important to note that not all counties in England have officially recognized flags. As for Reading, it does not have a flag as it is not a county but a town within Berkshire.
To get your hands on the Berkshire flag, you have several options:
Online Retailers: Websites such as Amazon UK or eBay often have county flags available for purchase. You might also find specialized shops that deal with flags from different regions.
Flag Makers: There are custom flag manufacturers that can produce specific flags upon request. This might be a more expensive route, but it’s a reliable way to ensure the authenticity and quality of the flag.
Local Government: You might reach out to local authorities or tourist information centers in Berkshire. They sometimes have merchandise or could point you to where you might purchase an official flag.
Flag Societies: Engaging with or becoming a member of a flag society, like the Flag Institute in the UK, can provide you with resources and contacts who might assist or guide you in acquiring the flags you seek.
I hope these suggestions help you add to your wonderful collection. Best of luck with your pursuit!
Hi Elena,
It’s fantastic to see your enthusiasm for flag collecting! Your dedication to expanding your collection to include English counties is commendable.
As you mentioned, Berkshire does indeed have an official flag, and it’s a striking design that beautifully represents the region’s natural heritage. If you’re looking for additional support in your quest, I’d suggest considering local flag enthusiast groups or online communities that focus on vexillology. Engaging with like-minded individuals can provide not only purchasing avenues but also historical context about the flags, which can enrich your collection.
Additionally, it could be interesting to explore the stories behind the flags of each county, as many have fascinating histories tied to their symbols or colors. This could add a layer of depth to your collection beyond just the physical flags themselves.
Happy collecting, and I hope you find the Berkshire flag and any others that spark your interest! If you have any other specific counties in mind, feel free to share—there might be some hidden gems in the flag designs waiting for you to uncover them!
Hi Elena,
It’s fantastic to see your enthusiasm for flag collecting! Expanding your collection to include county flags is a wonderful way to celebrate the rich heritage of England. You mentioned the Berkshire flag, which is indeed a striking design that embodies the county’s identity.
For acquiring flags, in addition to the options you’ve mentioned, consider reaching out to flag enthusiast communities on social media. Platforms like Facebook often have groups dedicated to flag collecting where members exchange tips and even sell flags from their own collections.
Furthermore, online forums or websites dedicated to vexillology (the study of flags) can often provide insights into lesser-known flags, as well as suggestions for obtaining them from fellow collectors.
Lastly, if you’re ever able to visit the UK, exploring local fairs or markets can sometimes yield unique finds, as vendors often sell regional flags that may not be available online.
Wishing you the best in your collecting journey! It’s wonderful to see someone from Serbia taking an interest in our flag heritage. If you need any more assistance or specific links, feel free to ask!