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Benjamin Franklin published this segmented snake in The Pennsylvania Gazette on May 9, 1754, urging the American colonies to unite. One of America's earliest political cartoons, it was revived by Patriots on the eve of the Revolution as a call for colonial unity.Our Join, or Die Flag is printed on lightweight polyester at a full 3 x 5 feet, with a canvas header and two brass grommets so it is ready to fly from a standard flagpole or hang on a wall. The lightweight fabric is perfectly designed for low-wind areas, so the design lifts and reads clearly even in a light breeze. Design: Join, or Die – Benjamin Franklin's segmented snake with colony initials Material: Printed polyester Size: 3 x 5 feet Header: Canvas header with 2 brass grommets Use: Porch, flagpole, study, garage or wall display, indoors or out Brand: Republican Dogs

Benjamin Franklin published this segmented snake in The Pennsylvania Gazette on May 9, 1754, urging the American colonies to unite. One of America's earliest political cartoons, it was revived by Patriots on the eve of the Revolution as a call for colonial unity.Our Join, or Die Yard Flag is printed on single-sided polyester at 12 x 18 inches, with a sewn top sleeve that slides onto any standard garden flag stand. It's sized for flower beds, front walkways, porches and mailboxes, so the design greets visitors right at eye level. Flag stand not included. Design: Join, or Die – Benjamin Franklin's segmented snake with colony initials on a white field Material: Printed polyester, single-sided Size: 12 x 18 inches Sleeve: Top sleeve fits standard garden flag stands (stand not included) Use: Garden, flower bed, front walkway or porch Brand: Republican Dogs