Flags

Used during the time of Viking conquests, this flag represents their reverence for the raven. When making long voyages, they took along ravens and released them, as they would fly in the direction of land. Often referred to as desk flags or handheld flags, each of these 4" x 6" flags are mounted on an 11" black plastic 3/16" diameter pole with a gold ball spear top and is made of economy polyester. It's an inexpensive single-stitched option that's still high-quality and allows for approximately 80% bleed through. Recommended uses are for educational purposes, desk decorations and giveaway events.

Used 100 years before the Revolutionary War, this Pine Tree flag was used as a symbol of New England in general and Massachusetts in particular. Once war broke out, it was adapted by the Americans in various forms, and in 1776, it became the official flag of the Massachusetts Navy. Often referred to as desk flags or handheld flags, each 4" x 6" flag is mounted on an 11" black plastic 3/16" diameter pole with a gold ball spear top and is made of economy polyester. It's an inexpensive single-stitched option that's still high-quality and allows for approximately 80% bleed through. Recommended uses are for educational purposes, desk decorations and giveaway events.

One of the first patriotic military organizations established during the American Revolution was the Philly Light Horse Troop. They outfitted themselves and served the colonies as a volunteer force under Congress. Often referred to as desk flags or handheld flags, each 4" x 6" flag is mounted on an 11" black plastic 3/16" diameter pole with a gold ball spear top and is made of economy polyester. It's an inexpensive single-stitched option that's still high-quality and allows for approximately 80% bleed through. Recommended uses are for educational purposes, desk decorations and giveaway events.

Used to represent Maryland from the 1600's until the Revolutionary War, this Lord Baltimore flag combines the black and gold family arms of the lords Baltimore. Often referred to as desk flags or handheld flags, each 4" x 6" flag is mounted on an 11" black plastic 3/16" diameter pole with a gold ball spear top and is made of economy polyester. It's an inexpensive single-stitched option that's still high-quality and allows for approximately 80% bleed through. Recommended uses are for educational purposes, desk decorations and giveaway events.

Under American General Greene, the British inland advance was hurled back to sea by militia units in one of the bloodiest battles in 1781. This took place at Guilford Courthouse in North Carolina. Remembering that event, each of these 4" x 6" flags are mounted on an 11" black plastic 3/16" diameter pole with a gold ball spear top and is made of economy polyester. It's an inexpensive single-stitched option that's still high-quality and allows for approximately 80% bleed through. Recommended uses are for educational purposes, desk decorations and giveaway events.

The Green Mountain Boys flag was the regimental flag of a group of militiamen in the colonial New Hampshire Grants territory, which eventually became the State of Vermont. It's still used today as the regimental flag of the Vermont National Guard. Often referred to as desk flags or handheld flags, each 4" x 6" flag is mounted on an 11" black plastic 3/16" diameter pole with a gold ball spear top and is made of economy polyester. It's an inexpensive single-stitched option that's still high-quality and allows for approximately 80% bleed through. Recommended uses are for educational purposes, desk decorations and giveaway events.

The Great Star flag flew over the Capitol dome for at least six months of 1818. Designed by Captain Samuel Chester Reid of the U.S. Navy, Congress adopted both his 13 stripes idea and the idea to add a star for each future state. Often referred to as desk flags or handheld flags, each 4" x 6" flag is mounted on an 11" black plastic 3/16" diameter pole with a gold ball spear top and is made of economy polyester. It's an inexpensive single-stitched option that's still high-quality and allows for approximately 80% bleed through. Recommended uses are for educational purposes, desk decorations and giveaway events.

Considered to be the first national flag of the United States, the Grand Union or Continental Colors design combines the British King's colors and the thirteen stripes signifying colonial unity. Often referred to as desk flags or handheld flags, each 4" x 6" flag is mounted on an 11" black plastic 3/16" diameter pole with a gold ball spear top and is made of economy polyester. It's an inexpensive single-stitched option that's still high-quality and allows for approximately 80% bleed through. Recommended uses are for educational purposes, desk decorations and giveaway events.

This 4" x 6" white flag is sown with golden Fleur de Lis, which served as the flag of the royal family of France. Often referred to as desk flags or handheld flags, each one is mounted on an 11" black plastic 3/16" diameter pole with a gold ball spear top and is made of economy polyester. It's an inexpensive single-stitched option that's still high-quality and allows for approximately 80% bleed through. Recommended uses are for educational purposes, desk decorations and giveaway events.

Made for General Robert E. Lee by his wife, this unique flag became the symbol of his headquarters throughout the Civil War. It is a variation of the Stars and Bars, with a different star pattern. Often referred to as desk flags or handheld flags, each 4" x 6" flag is mounted on an 11" black plastic 3/16" diameter pole with a gold ball spear top and is made of economy polyester. It's an inexpensive single-stitched option that's still high-quality and allows for approximately 80% bleed through. Recommended uses are for educational purposes, desk decorations and giveaway events.

This flag was carried by General John Freemont on his explorations in the far west during the 1840's. Often referred to as desk flags or handheld flags, each 4" x 6" flag is mounted on an 11" black plastic 3/16" diameter pole with a gold ball spear top and is made of economy polyester. It's an inexpensive single-stitched option that's still high-quality and allows for approximately 80% bleed through. Recommended uses are for educational purposes, desk decorations and giveaway events.

Named for Colonel William Moultrie, this flag flew over Sullivan Island in Charlestown Harbor in the successful defense against the British in June of 1776. Also known as the Liberty Flag, this 4" x 6" desk or hand-held flag is mounted on an 11" black plastic 3/16" diameter pole with a gold ball spear top and is made of economy polyester. It's an inexpensive single-stitched option that's still high-quality and allows for approximately 80% bleed through. Recommended uses are for educational purposes, desk decorations and giveaway events.

This is the immortal banner of the Culpeper Minutemen, who fought bravely against the British in the American Revolution. It contains a rattlesnake with the words "Don't Tread On Me" and Patrick Henry's famous slogan "Liberty or Death." Often referred to as desk flags or handheld flags, each 4" x 6" flag is mounted on an 11" black plastic 3/16" diameter pole with a gold ball spear top and is made of economy polyester. It's an inexpensive single-stitched option that's still high-quality and allows for approximately 80% bleed through. Recommended uses are for educational purposes, desk decorations and giveaway events.

When King Charles the First ascended the throne, he adopted as his standard the "Cross of Burgundy," in honor of his father Phillip. This is the flag that led conquistadors from Florida to and across Mexico. Often referred to as desk flags or handheld flags, each 4" x 6" flag is mounted on an 11" black plastic 3/16" diameter pole with a gold ball spear top and is made of economy polyester. It's an inexpensive single-stitched option that's still high-quality and allows for approximately 80% bleed through. Recommended uses are for educational purposes, desk decorations and giveaway events.

The Cowpens flag, also known as the third Maryland flag was likely created during the Revolutionary War and just like the Betsy Ross flag, the white stars are arranged in a circle on a blue field, but the circle consists of just 12 stars, with the 13th in the center. Often referred to as desk flags or handheld flags, each 4" x 6" flag is mounted on an 11" black plastic 3/16" diameter pole with a gold ball spear top and is made of economy polyester. It's an inexpensive single-stitched option that's still high-quality and allows for approximately 80% bleed through. Recommended uses are for educational purposes, desk decorations and giveaway events.

The Continental Flag was believed to have been carried by the colonists at the Battle of Bunker Hill. It features a red design, a white cannon with a New England pine tree in the center. Often referred to as desk flags or handheld flags, each 4" x 6" flag is mounted on an 11" black plastic 3/16" diameter pole with a gold ball spear top and is made of economy polyester. It's an inexpensive single-stitched option that's still high-quality and allows for approximately 80% bleed through. Recommended uses are for educational purposes, desk decorations and giveaway events.

One of the better known Navy flags, this flag was flown by Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry at the legendary Battle of Lake Erie. This enduring symbol of American tenacity, fellowship and bravery, this 4" x 6" flag is mounted on an 11" black plastic 3/16" diameter pole with a gold ball spear top and is made of economy polyester. It's an inexpensive single-stitched option that's still high-quality and allows for approximately 80% bleed through. Often referred to as desk flags or handheld flags, its recommended uses are for parades, educational field trips, desk decorations and giveaway events.

The "Come And Take It" flag was raised by Texas settlers at the Battle of Gonzales in 1835 after Mexico attempted to retrieve a cannon which had been granted to the town for protection against raids by native tribes. Often referred to as desk flags or handheld flags, each 4" x 6" flag is mounted on an 11" black plastic 3/16" diameter pole with a gold ball spear top and is made of economy polyester. It's an inexpensive single-stitched option that's still high-quality and allows for approximately 80% bleed through. Recommended uses are for educational purposes, desk decorations and giveaway events.

Given by the monarchs of Spain to distinguish the fleet under the command of Christopher Columbus, this flag was carried as an ensign on each of his three ships. Often referred to as desk flags or handheld flags, each 4" x 6" flag is mounted on an 11" black plastic 3/16" diameter pole with a gold ball spear top and is made of economy polyester. It's an inexpensive single-stitched option that's still high-quality and allows for approximately 80% bleed through. Recommended uses are for educational purposes, desk decorations and giveaway events.

The Cavalry Guidon flag was carried into battle by Colonel Custer and the Seventh Cavalry Regiment at the Battle of Little Big Horn in the 19th century. Often referred to as desk flags or handheld flags, each 4" x 6" flag is mounted on an 11" black plastic 3/16" diameter pole with a gold ball spear top and is made of economy polyester. It's an inexpensive single-stitched option that's still high-quality and allows for approximately 80% bleed through. Recommended uses are for parades, educational field trips, desk decorations and giveaway events.