The Quackers Kingdom National Flag has a deep meaning behind it. The Black, white, and Red background symbolizes Prussia and the German Empire (1871-1918). This element of the flag symbolizes our Germanic-Prussian Culture. In the Foreground there is a Duck. The Duck symbolizes our national animal and the first word of our nation's name, being "Quackers." The Crown on the Duck's Head symbolizes the second part of our nation's name, being "Kingdom." The Iron Cross on the Duck's Stomach symbolizes Christianity, and once again our German Culture.

The Quackers Kingdom Utilizes a banner in times of war. The Banner has deep symbolism on it much like the two national flags. The Flag is made to be a close replica of the German Imperial War Flag. The Flag Includes a white background with black stripes running in a Cross Formation. The Cross stripes symbolize the German Empire, and Christianity. In the foreground there is Circle with a Black duck head, and a QK Flag without the duck in the corner. The Duck head symbolizes the QK national animal, being a Duck. The QK Flag in the corner symbolizes the German Empire (1871-1918) and the Quackers Kingdom itself.

The QK utilizes a banner for the Kaiser of the Kingdom. The banner has some unique symbolism and a unique shape. The Banner is in a 1:1 ratio and the background is Royal Purple. The background symbolizes Royalty and is the current Kaiser's Favorite color. In the foreground there sits an Iron cross, and in front of that sits a QK Military Coat of Arms, with a black duck. The Iron Cross on the Banner symbolizes Christianity, and once again our German Culture. The Coat of Arms in the front symbolizes the Kaiser being the Chief of Military, and the duck symbolizes the QK national animal, being a Duck.

The Quackers Kingdom lesser coat of arms has deep symbology. It adorns a crown and cross as the crest, symbolizing the monarchy and Christianity. The torse adorns the Quackish flag without the duck in the middle to the left, and a Christian flag to the right symbolizing the German Imperial and Christian status of the nation. The shield holds the Quackish duck in the foreground, and the shield itself adorns the Quackish Flag. The arms' compartment is a concrete slab with the words "Gott Mit Uns" engraved upon it in Fraktur font. The slab symbolizes Psalm 18:2, and how God is the rock upon which the Kingdom Stands.

The Greater arms is the exact same as the Lesser, but with the addition of two Angels on either side. These angels symbolize Christianity but also symbolize the doctrine of "Keeping the Kingdom close to Scripture" either angel keeping the nation on the straight path, making sure it doesn't go to the right or left.