Nylon Outdoor Flags
Expertly crafted using heavyweight bunting material of
100% nylon. All seams are double-stitched and fly ends
have 4 rows of stitching for added durability. All flags
are finished with heavy-duty, no shrink white header
material for the strongest in the industry. These nylon
flags offer lustrous beauty, superior wear plus excellent
flyablity even in the slightest breeze.
Endura-Poly™ Outdoor Flags
These lightweight polyester flags are the most popular
choice for the budget-minded customer. They fly in
the slightest breeze and offer superb color retention.
Fly ends are double-stitched with polyester thread
for added reinforcement. All flags are finished with
snow-white header and brass grommets.
Endura-Poly™ Mounted Flags
Brilliantly printed colors make these flags an exceptional
value. Carefully hem-stitched on all four sides for longer
lasting beauty. Generally, these flags are supplied on
a ¼"
x 24" natural wood staff with gold spear. However,
they may also be supplied on ¼" x 24 natural
wood staff with gold ball or a ¼" x 24" black
plastic staff with black ball; inquire at time of order
as to current stock.
Endura-Gloss™ Mounted Flags with Gold Spears
Beautifully printed on luxurious silk-like material, these
flags offer the highest quality in a mounted flag. All
sizes are carefully hem-stitched on all four sides for
longer lasting beauty. 4" x 4" and 4" x
6" sizes are supplied on 3/16" x 10" black
plastic staff while the 8" x 12" flags are
supplied on a ¼"
x 18" black wood staff.
The
27 legal flags flown throughout U.S. history. By law, a star
is added to the U.S. flag on the 4th of July following the admission
of a State(s) to the Union. It is important to note that no U.S.
flag ever becomes obsolete.
Flags
of the confederacy: Battle Flag, 1st Confederate, 2nd Confederate,
3rd confederate and the Bonnie blue flags were all used by the
south during the Civil War.
These
Miscellaneous Historical flags range from The "Alamo 1824"
flag to "Washington's Cruisers" and are available in
4x6in and 3x5ft. Materials available are Endura-Gloss, Endura-Poly
and 100% Nylon.
Believed
by many to be the first Stars and Stripes used by American land
troops. Flown over the military stores at Bennington on August
16, 1777 when General John Stark's militia led Americans to victory
over british raiding force.
The
first official United States flag, adopted by an Act of Congress
on June 14, 1777. According to legend, a group headed by George
Washington commissioned seamstress Betsy Ross to execute their
design for presentation to Congress.
Each
set is complete with 4x6in Endura-Gloss flags mounted on 10in
black plastic staffs with gold spears, ebonized wood or black
plastic base. Makes an excellent teaching aid or historical display.
American Flags
