United Mexican States (Mexico) Flag with Coat of Arms

This is a medium-sized horizontal tricolor flag of Mexico, featuring the traditional vertical stripes of green, white, and red. The central white stripe displays the National Coat of Arms (Escudo Nacional), which depicts a Mexican golden eagle perched on a prickly pear cactus devouring a rattlesnake, framed by an oak and laurel wreath. Above the eagle, the text 'ESTADOS UNIDOS MEXICANOS' is inscribed in a semi-circular fashion. The material appears to be a lightweight synthetic fabric, likely polyester or a nylon blend, given its sheen and the sharp creasing visible from being folded. The construction includes a reinforced hoist side on the left, which features multiple braided rope ties or cords for securing the flag to a pole or line. The colors appear slightly muted or altered by indoor lighting; the green section on the left looks olive or gold-toned, though this is likely a photographic artifact. Regarding condition, the flag displays prominent fold lines and numerous wrinkles across the entire surface, suggesting long-term storage in a folded state. There are no immediate signs of fraying at the edges or sun-fading, indicating it may have been used primarily indoors or stored away. It represents a standard modern design (post-1968) typically used for official decorative or ceremonial purposes.