Products

The Betsy Ross flag — go big. This is the classic 13-star Betsy Ross flag at a massive 6 ft × 10 ft — about four times the size of a standard 3 × 5 ft flag. Thirteen white stars in a circle on a navy field, over 13 bold red and white stripes, at a size that stands out from far down the street. Made for statement displays: the side of a house or barn, a privacy fence, a garage, den or workshop wall, a large flagpole, or your next Fourth of July party. At this size, a 6-foot person standing next to it is only as tall as the flag. Highlights:• Extra-large 6 ft × 10 ft Betsy Ross flag — about four times a regular 3 × 5 flag• Classic design: 13 white stars in a circle on navy, with 13 red and white stripes• White header with brass grommets for easy hanging on a wall, fence or pole• Bold, vivid colors that read from a distance• Suited to indoor or outdoor display A flag from the founding. On June 14, 1777, the Continental Congress resolved that the flag of the United States would have 13 stripes, alternate red and white, and 13 white stars in a blue field, "representing a new constellation." The circle of 13 stars is the design popular tradition credits to Philadelphia flag maker Betsy Ross, and it remains one of the best-known symbols of America's founding. A bold choice for patriots, veterans, history buffs, and anyone who wants their message seen.

Don't Tread On Me — go big. This is the classic Gadsden flag at a massive 6 ft × 10 ft — about four times the size of a standard 3 × 5 ft flag. A coiled rattlesnake on green grass over bold black DONT TREAD ON ME lettering, on a bright yellow field that stands out from far down the street. Made for statement displays: the side of a barn, a privacy fence, a garage or workshop wall, a large flagpole, or your next rally, tailgate or Fourth of July party. At this size, a 6-foot person standing next to it is only as tall as the flag. Highlights:• Extra-large 6 ft × 10 ft Gadsden flag — about four times a regular 3 × 5 flag• Classic yellow design: coiled rattlesnake on grass with DONT TREAD ON ME• White header with brass grommets for easy hanging on a wall, fence or pole• Bold, vivid print that reads from a distance• Suited to indoor or outdoor display A symbol from the founding. The rattlesnake and "Don't Tread on Me" motto date to the American Revolution. Commodore Esek Hopkins, the first commander of the Continental Navy, flew it as his personal flag in 1775–1776, and Christopher Gadsden presented it to South Carolina's Provincial Congress in February 1776. Today it remains one of America's best-known symbols of liberty and self-reliance. A bold choice for patriots, veterans, history buffs, Second Amendment supporters, and anyone who wants their message seen.