Flags

Share your passion for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness with this historical United States flag. The 32 star flag became the official national flag on July 4, 1858. The one star added for the admission of Minnesota was to last for just 1 year. The design is appliqued-embroidered on heavy-duty 200 denier nylon, which makes for a high quality, high sheen flag. Offered in three sizes, each flag features a canvas header and two brass grommets. They are great for both indoor and outdoor display.

Share your passion for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness with this historical United States flag. The 31 star flag became the official national flag on July 4, 1851. The one star added for the admission of California was to last for 7 years. The design is appliqued-embroidered on heavy-duty 200 denier nylon, which makes for a high quality, high sheen flag. Offered in three sizes, each flag features a canvas header and two brass grommets. They are great for both indoor and outdoor display.

Share your passion for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness with this historical United States flag. The 30 star flag became the official national flag on July 4, 1848. The one star added for the admission of Wisconsin was to last for 3 years. The design is appliqued-embroidered on heavy-duty 200 denier nylon, which makes for a high quality, high sheen flag. Offered in three sizes, each flag features a canvas header and two brass grommets. They are great for both indoor and outdoor display.

Share your passion for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness with this historical United States flag. The 29 star flag became the official national flag on July 4, 1847. The one star added for the admission of Iowa was to last for only 1 year. The design is appliqued-embroidered on heavy-duty 200 denier nylon, which makes for a high quality, high sheen flag. Offered in three sizes, each flag features a canvas header and two brass grommets. They are great for both indoor and outdoor display.

Share your passion for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness with this historical United States flag. The 28 star flag became the official national flag on July 4, 1846. The one star added for the admission of Texas was to last for only 1 year. The design is appliqued-embroidered on heavy-duty 200 denier nylon, which makes for a high quality, high sheen flag. Offered in three sizes, each flag features a canvas header and two brass grommets. They are great for both indoor and outdoor display.

Share your passion for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness with this historical United States flag. The 27 star flag became the official national flag on July 4, 1845. The one star added for the admission of Florida was to last for only 1 year. The design is appliqued-embroidered on heavy-duty 200 denier nylon, which makes for a high quality, high sheen flag. Offered in three sizes, each flag features a canvas header and two brass grommets. They are great for both indoor and outdoor display.

Share your passion for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness with this historical United States flag. The 25 star flag became the official national flag on July 4, 1837. The one star added for the admission of Michigan was to last for 8 years. The design is appliqued-embroidered on heavy-duty 200 denier nylon, which makes for a high quality, high sheen flag. Offered in three sizes, each flag features a canvas header and two brass grommets. They are great for both indoor and outdoor display.

Share your passion for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness with this historical United States flag. The 25 star flag became the official national flag on July 4, 1836. The one star added for the admission of Arkansas was to last for just one year. The design is appliqued-embroidered on heavy-duty 200 denier nylon, which makes for a high quality, high sheen flag. Offered in three sizes, each flag features a canvas header and two brass grommets. They are great for both indoor and outdoor display.

Share your passion for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness with this historical United States flag. The 24 star flag became the official national flag on July 4, 1822. The one star added for the admission of Missouri lasted for 14 years. The design is appliqued-embroidered on heavy-duty 200 denier nylon, which makes for a high quality, high sheen flag. Offered in three sizes, each flag features a canvas header and two brass grommets. They are great for both indoor and outdoor display.

Share your passion for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness with this historical United States flag. The 23 star flag became the official national flag on July 4, 1820. The two stars were added for the admission of Alabama and Maine lasted for 2 years. The design is appliqued-embroidered on heavy-duty 200 denier nylon, which makes for a high quality, high sheen flag. Offered in three sizes, each flag features a canvas header and two brass grommets. They are great for both indoor and outdoor display.

Share your passion for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness with this historical United States flag. The 21 star flag became the official national flag on July 4, 1819. The one star was added for the admission of Illinois. The design is appliqued-embroidered on heavy-duty 200 denier nylon, which makes for a high quality, high sheen flag. Offered in three sizes, each flag features a canvas header and two brass grommets. They are great for both indoor and outdoor display.

Share your passion for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness with this historical United States flag. Realizing that the addition of a new star and stripe for each new state was impractical, Congress passed the Flag Act of 1818, which returned the design to 13 stripes and specified 20 stars for the 20 states. The design is appliqued-embroidered on heavy-duty 200 denier nylon, which makes for a high quality, high sheen flag. Offered in three sizes, each flag features a canvas header and two brass grommets. They are great for both indoor and outdoor display.

Share your passion for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness with this historical United States flag. This 15 star flag became the official national flag on May 1, 1795 and is the only flag to have more than 13 stripes. The design is appliqued-embroidered on heavy-duty 200 denier nylon, which makes for a high quality, high sheen flag. Offered in three sizes, each flag features a canvas header and two brass grommets. They are great for both indoor and outdoor display.

Share your passion for life, liberty and the pursuit of happiness with this historical United States flag. This 13 star flag became the official United States flag on June 14, 1777 and each star and stripe represented a Colony, united one year earlier by the Declaration of Independence. The design is appliqued-embroidered on heavy-duty 200 denier nylon, which makes for a high quality, high sheen flag. Offered in three sizes, each flag features a canvas header and two brass grommets. They are great for both indoor and outdoor display.

Representing the Army of Northern Virginia, this battle flag was square. Part of our historical flag collection, this square battle stick flag comes in two sizes. Material options are economy polyester and nylon, depending on your choice.

Associated with the Confederate States of America, this flag was the battle flag during the time of Robert E. Lee and was the symbol of the Confederacy. This historical flag is offered in three sizes, made from heavy-duty 200 denier nylon and features a canvas header and two brass grommets. Ideal for both indoor and outdoor use, each flag is formulated to withstand the wear and tear it will sustain. The design is printed with UV protected inks and will beautifully fly for many seasons to come!

Part of our historical flag collection, this Navy Jack flag design comes in many different sizes and types, including regular, stick, car, motorcycle, garden, windsock and even static clings! Material options are economy polyester, wrap knitted polyester and nylon, depending on your choice.

The Gadsden flag features a yellow field depicting a rattlesnake coiled and ready to strike and the words "Don't Tread On Me" below. It's named after an American general and politician, who designed it in 1775 during the American Revolution. Part of our historical flag collection, this design comes in many different sizes and types, including regular, stick, car, motorcycle, garden, windsock and even static clings! Material options are economy polyester, wrap knitted polyester and nylon, depending on your choice.

The Confederate Bonnie Blue flag was the official flag of the Republic of West Florida. It was adopted by Florida shortly after their revolt and separation from Spain, and flown until its annexation by the United States 74 days later. Part of our historical flag collection, this design comes in many different sizes and types, including regular, stick, car and motorcycle flags. Material options are economy polyester, wrap knitted polyester and nylon, depending on your choice.

The third and final national flag of the Confederacy was adopted in 1865 just weeks before the war ended. Because of the timing, this flag saw little use, but flew over some buildings and Southern ships before the official adoption date. Part of our historical flag collection, this design comes in many different sizes and types, including regular, stick, car and motorcycle flags. Material options are economy polyester, wrap knitted polyester and nylon, depending on your choice.