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Eureka Stockade Flag – Accurate Fully Sewn Southern Cross Flag

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Eureka Stockade Flag – Accurate Fully Sewn Southern Cross FlagIn Stock. Orders before 1: 00PM AEST ship the same business day from our Brisbane warehouse via Australia Post. Bundle & Save on Premium Flags Quantity Price Flag Total Savings 1 flag $170 $170 Best Value 2 flags $145 $290 Save $50 3 flags $140 $420 Save $90 4 flags $135 $540 Save $140 5 flags $125 $625 Save $225 Trusted by thousands of Aussie customers. Accurate Proportions Embroidered Cross & Stars Made to Honour the Original The Eureka Stockade

In Stock. Orders before 1:00PM AEST ship the same business day from our Brisbane warehouse via Australia Post.

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1 flag $170 $170
⭐ Best Value 2 flags $145 $290 Save $50
3 flags $140 $420 Save $90
4 flags $135 $540 Save $140
5 flags $125 $625 Save $225

Trusted by thousands of Aussie customers.

Accurate Proportions · Embroidered Cross & Stars · Made to Honour the Original

The Eureka Stockade flag is one of the most powerful and meaningful symbols in Australian history. It represents unity, fairness, and the fight for democratic rights, values that continue to shape Australia today.

At The Flag Men, we’re passionate about telling this story. That means producing a flag that respects the original design, proportions, and construction.


A Brief History of the Eureka Flag

The Eureka Flag was flown during the Battle of the Eureka Stockade on 3rd December 1854, a defining moment in Australia’s democratic development. Although the diggers were defeated militarily, their stand directly led to political reforms and the foundations of representative government in Australia.

The original flag was hand-sewn by women on the goldfields, likely under time pressure and with limited materials. Its irregularities, layered construction, and bold simplicity give it a raw, powerful presence unlike any other Australian flag.

For a detailed and authoritative account of the Eureka story, we recommend reading up here: 👉 The Eureka Centre, Ballarat


Made to the Correct Historical Proportions

Most Eureka flags sold today are not made accurately.  A common mistake is producing the flag in a standard 1:2 ratio (for example, 1800 x 900mm), which is not correct for the Eureka Flag.  Our Eureka flag is made to the correct proportions.

  • ✔ A unique 13:20 proportion, designed to differ from modern national flag ratios and reflect the original 1854 design.
  • ✔ Our large size: 1800 x 1170mm - it's huge!

Embroidered — Not Printed

Cheap printed Eureka flags miss the entire point.

The original flag was constructed, not printed — with separate materials used for the cross and stars, layered over the blue field. To reflect this:

  • Fully sewn construction
  • Embroidered Southern Cross stars
  • Embroidered white cross
  • No flat, glossy, printed finish
  • A textured look and feel that echoes the handmade original
  • Correct symmetry of the cross
  • Correct size and orientation of the eight-pointed stars
  • Visual balance of the central star
  • Correct colour contrast and layout

While modern machinery can’t exactly replicate 1850s hand sewing, this embroidered construction produces a flag that looks right, feels right, and lasts.

In short: this is how the Eureka Flag is meant to look.


Our Eureka Stockade Flag

  • Fully sewn construction — no printing here. Real fabric. Real stitching.
  • Heavy-duty outdoor flag fabric — 160gsm polyester ideal for outdoor use. Quick drying to prevent the build-up of mould and mildew after rain. Light enough to fly in the wind and strong enough to resist tearing in high wind.
  • Double-stitched hems with reinforced corners — added durability where it matters most.
  • Embroidered cross and stars — sewn for a premium, traditional finish.
  • Includes plastic flagpole clips — quiet, secure, and easy to attach.
  • Large size: 1800mm x 1170mm — made to suit 6m flagpoles and reflect correct historical proportions.

 

Perfect for:

  • Flying at homes, properties, sheds, and workshops
  • Displaying alongside the Australian National Flag
  • Australians passionate about history and heritage
  • Collectors seeking a historically accurate Eureka Flag
  • Gifts for history enthusiasts and proud Australians
  • Schools, clubs, museums, and commemorative displays
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