The national flag of Tejfalus

The National Flag was inaugurated on August 20, 1939, as a gift from the city of Tata, and the Hungarian National Correspondent in Budapest reported on the ceremonial act two days later. ; On the base that can still be seen today, there was a roughly two-meter-high, bell-shaped concrete pedestal, with the crown of Saint Stephen at the base of the flagpole, two reliefs depicting male figures on the facade, and below it a message from the donor city of Tata: "Although you are a small settlement, you are just as important to us as the big cities of the separated territories", with the small coat of arms of Hungary at the bottom. Several photographs of it have survived. ; In Tejfalu, the crown, symbolic figures, the sign and the coat of arms were removed from it in 1945.