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Nylon California State Flags

100% Heavyweight 200-denier nylon bunting. Unsurpassed in beauty and craftsmanship, these State and territory flags are manufactured to precise specifications. Authentic seals and designs are always in correct proportion to the flag size. The Aniline-dying process duplicates complex emblems with exacting accuracy in brilliant, fast colors.

BRASS GROMMETS-Flags through sizes 6 x 10' feature strong, durable solid brass grommets.
HEADERS-All our flags are constructed with heavy canvas heading material.
STITCHING-All seems are double-stitched and fly ends have 4 to 6 rows of stitching.
METAL THIMBLES-All flags 8 x 12' and larger are made with roped heading and metal thimbles for larger flagpoles.

On June 14, 1846, a small band of settlers marched on the Mexican garrison at Sonoma and took the commandant, Mariano Vallejo, prisoner, They issued a proclamation which declared California to be a Republic independent of Mexico.
This uprising became known as the Bear Flag Revolt after the hastily designed flag depicting a grizzly bear and a five pointed star over a red bar and the words "California Republic." The grizzly bear was a symbol of great strength while the lone star made reference to the lone Star of Texas.
The flag only flew until July 9, 1846 when it was learned that Mexico and the United States were already at war. Soon after, the Bear Flag was replaced with the American flag. It was adopted as the State Flag by the State Legislature in 1911.