Gadsden 3ft x5ft Superknit Polyester Flag
Superknit brand polyester flags are made exclusively for Online Stores, Inc. The Superknit fabric is more durable than the printed polyester fabric and in many cases lasts as long as the more expensive nylon flags. All of our Superknit polyester flags have a heavy duty header, brass grommets and 4 row stitching on the fly end which extends durability. Superknit is the material of choice for our repeat customers who purchase low cost flags.
Features:
- High quality Superknit polyester 3'x 5' historic flag
- Heavy duty re-enforced header
- 4 row stitching
- Comparable to the durability of a nylon flag
- Please click here for the nylon version
- This flag may be made outside of the US
This flag is commonly misspelled as Gadsen, Gadsten, Gadson, and Gadston.
- Part Number: HGAD35P
- Shipping weight: 0.5 lb
- Taxable: Yes
Due to the high demand for this flag please allow 2-3 weeks for delivery.
Average rating is 4.7
By: Jerry Robbins
(Ocala, FL)I fly them with pride, even though it and the American Flag it’s under, flies at half-staff...until Nov. 2012.
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By: Steven
(Sacramento, CA)Decent flag, good looking, but they cut it crooked, not straight. 3/5
0.3By: Jim
(Winnetka, CA)Well made and looks great! The price was right also!
0.3By: Huntington Tea Party
(Huntington, WV)Great flag, very affordable.
0.3By: David F Maxwell
(Shelton WA)Very nice flag, well worth the money.
0.3By: Jesse
(Carthage,Tx)Just what I was looking for
0.3By: Kevin
(Palo Alto,CA)great flag, hangs in my room. Proud to be an American
0.3The Gadsden Flag is also know as the Don't tread on me flag. This flag was first used by Commodore Esek Hopkins, the first Commander in Chief of the New Continental Fleet, when his ships put to sea for the first time in February, 1776. Flags with the symbol of the rattlesnake were very popular in Rhode Island at this time. Colonel Christopher Gadsden of South Carolina copied this flag and presented it to the Continental Congress.
Read about it at our Flag Blog today!
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