Flag of Quebec City 1967 to 1987 Canada - Frosted Pint Glass 16oz

The Flag of Quebec City, used from 1967 to 1987, is a symbol representative of the capital city of Quebec, Canada. This banner features a white field with a red St. Lawrence cross in the center. The design mirrors the coat of arms of Quebec City, which is divided into four quadrants by the cross. Each quadrant represents one of the city's historic gates: Porte Saint-Louis, Porte Saint-Jean, Porte Saint-Sacrement, and Porte Saint-Vallier. The flag was adopted during a period of significant urban development in Quebec City and served as a visual representation of its rich history and distinct identity within Canada.