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1882 Parade: Meaning Behind Labor Day and Honoring It with Flags
Buy the Right U.S. Flag Using the Quarter Pole Rule and FMAA Proof
Buyers: Smithsonian 13 Star Southern Cross Flag ID and Display Rules
3’x5′ to 5’x8′: Pick the Right Patriotic USA Flag for Your Home
5 Steps to Hoist Ensigns and Courtesy Flags for Cruisers
Statute Specs, Not Folklore: The History of the Texas Flag
1906 Legal Gap to New Magnolia: A Timeline of Mississippi’s Three Flags
Casket Flag Etiquette for Families: DoD Script and Flag Care
Adopted 1900: The Florida Flag’s Law, Seal Fix, and Ongoing Debate
1895 Adoption, 1987 Ruling: Alabama Flag’s Unsettled Origins
Homeowners: Flagpole Height Chart and Safety Checks (1/4 to 1/3 Rule)
19 Federal Dates for Flying the American Flag, Half Staff Rules & Care
U.S. Code Clarifies Veterans Day Flag Etiquette: Why Full Staff Is Correct
Flag Etiquette: U.S. Code, VA Guidance, and Care Tips for Americans
Homeowners: What the 2005 Flag Law Lets You Do With Your American Flag
Know Before You Fly: 2nd Amendment Flag Meaning and Origins
Six Civil War Flags: Provenance and Meanings for Historians
No Longer Just Six Days: U.S. POW/MIA Flag Rules and Which Flag to Buy
U.S. Half Staff Rules: 30 Days After a President, Plus Flag Gear Tips
Add a Third and Hang Patriotic Bunting Like a Pro
Families: Buy an Official Service Star Flag That Meets DoD Rules
Flag Repair: DIY, Pro, or Respectful Retirement After 2–3 Rehems
Homeowners: Pulley Checks and Pro Limits for Flagpole Rope Replacement
Install Flag Header and Grommets With 4 to 5 Inch Spacing
Skipper’s Boat Flag Etiquette: Follow the 1 Inch Per Foot Rule
U.S. Flag Retirement Rules: When to Burn, Bury, Cut, or Recycle
Sunrise to Noon: Exact Steps for U.S. Memorial Day Flag Etiquette
Union at Top Left: Vertical Flag Rules for U.S., Canada, and More
10,000 Marchers to Mattresses: What American Labor Day Honors
Respectfully Clean Your American Flag With a 10–30 Minute Soak
$40–$600: What Your 48 Star Flag Is Worth to Collectors
Texas Flag Meaning Since 1839: Why One Star and 2:3 Ratio Matter
Pick the Right American Flagpole Finial: Meaning, Size, and Etiquette
7 Steps to Place a Military Flag Order Like a Specialist
Avoid Costly Mistakes: 4 Steps to Choose a Flag or Banner
Gold Fringe on American Flags: 2½ Inch Trim Is Ceremonial, Not Legal
General Lee Flag Meaning: Lee’s HQ Banner vs Army Battle Flag
Flagpole Types and Footing Rules for Home or Business
What the Thin Blue Line Really Means in America
Confederate Flag Types: A Collector’s Guide to Names and Dates
Cemetery Flag Size: A Complete Guide to Grave and Burial Flags
Flag Folding: How to Fold the Flag for Ceremony and Display
What the Confederate Flag Means in America Today
What the Gadsden Flag Really Means, From 1775 to Today
Flag Size Guide: Picking the Right Flag for Your Pole
Flag Lighting: How to Illuminate Your Flag at Night
Revolutionary War Flags: A Guide for History Enthusiasts
Nautical Signal Flags: A Quick A-Z Reference
American Flag History: Origins, Changes, and Meaning
Flag to Pole Ratio: Quick Sizing Guide and Chart
What the Betsy Ross Flag Means: History, Symbolism, and Controversy
The Come and Take It Flag: Origins, Authorship, and Legacy
Black American Flag Meaning: What It Really Signals
Bennington Flag Meaning: History, Symbolism, and Origins
Correct House Flag Placement: A Homeowner’s Guide
Civil War Flags: Identification, History, and Replica Guide
POW/MIA Flag Meaning: History, Symbolism and Display Rules
How to Store an American Flag: Preserve It with Care
Garden Flag Sizes: What to Buy and Why
Patriotic Porch Decor: A Starter Guide for Front Porches
Double Sided Flags: The Complete Buyer’s Guide
Top 10 Things to Do with Flags…
How to Properly Display & Respect the American Flag
How Long Do Flags Last?
How to Care for a Flag…
The Evolution of American Flags in History
The United States Marine Corps: Valor & History…
The Come and Take It Flag and the Battle of Gonzales
The Come and Take It Flag and the Second Amendment
The Come and Take It Flag in Popular Culture
The Meaning Behind the Come and Take It Flag
History of the Gadsden Flag
History of the Texas Flag
History of the Confederate Flag
History of the American Flag
Hey Tories, Don’t Mess with Nancy Hart
“I shall never surrender or retreat.”
How A Sub Sank A Train
N U T S !
“He was fearless”
Two Brave Soldiers Face Down Explosive-Filled Truck Saving 150 Comrades
A Medal of Honor For A Vietnam Vet
“The Devil himself could not catch him.”
“I’m in! I’m in!”
Just Getting Started: Bunker Hill
Rattlesnake – the First Symbol of America
“Don’t Give Up The Ship”
WW2 – Omaha Beach
56 Men: “Pledge…our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor.”
“Don’t Tread on Me”
I have my Red, White and Blue. Now what?
Shot, Stalked, & Stranded: Just Another Day for a Green Beret
“Load the ammo belts and I’ll get back up”
“This is as far as the $#*&!s are going.”
You Can’t Make This Stuff Up
30 Facts You Probably Didn’t Know About Flags
“It took a lot of punishment.”
One Soldier Meets 5 Tanks: ”Nobody’s gonna get past MY roadblock!”
Blow the Bridge or Die!
Courage
The Plot to Remove Washington: Part 2
General Robert E. Lee’s Headquarters at Gettysburg
What Do The Confederate Monuments Stand For Really?
8 Facts About the Confederate Flag You Didn’t Know About
Herman Falk, Korea POW comes home to Arlington
Happy Birthday Robert E Lee
Fort Sumter to Appomattox Courthouse: The Story of A Confederate Sharpshooter
Sherman’s Brutal Order
“Hot Breathed, Shrieking Demons”
The Devil Came Down to Georgia
Secession: “The die was cast”
Major Harman: Stonewall’s Quartermaster
“Shoot! They are Yankees!”
“We felt it was murder, not war…”
Mercy at Gettysburg
Clash at Sharpsburg
“All were American soldiers…”
Flags of the Kentucky Orphan Brigade
Civil War Sharpshooters
Being Friendly
The Civil War Private
“Turn back, turn back! We’re whipped.”
“Turn back, turn back! We’re whipped.”
Destroying Confederate Monuments Hurts Us All—and Accomplishes Nothing
Letter: The age of intolerance
A Military Coup Threatened
“All were American Soldiers…”
Corporal Tony Stein and “Stinger”
St. Clair: Lee deserves a monument
Did Robert E. Lee have any Regrets?
His Court Martial Almost Ended It
They Told Him to Take His Flagpole Down
Tough Enough to Survive
“All were American soldiers…”
“You have to go out. You don’t have to come back.”
He “warn’t afraid of nuthin’ or nobody.”
“You move, you die.”
The Plot to Remove Washington
General Eisenhower on Robert E. Lee
The Filthy 13: Part 2
The Filthy 13
“Halt! Halt! Halt! and bang! went his gun”
“Hurrah for the brave rebel boy!”
Custer and the Civil War
Rebels Around the World
The Man Who Dispatched Paul Revere
“A minnie ball passes through my Bible.”
“Friendly” Enemies: “Tex” and “Fanny”
The “Rebel Monster” and the Battle of the Ironclads
Old Ironsides in Battle
“I will fire a shot into you”
“A Minnie Ball Passes Through My Bible”
“It was not war, it was murder.”
“Old Ironsides” Made of Oak, but Tough as Iron
“The Yankees were swarming everywhere”
Heroic Bird of War – Cher Ami to the Rescue
Secession in New York
Yankees Were Swarming Everywhere
Secession in New York
How Hemp Won the Day
The First American Battle in Korea – in 1871.
A Rebel General in a Yankee Army
A Rebel General in a Yankee Army
“When that pack of demons swept forward…”
“Go Back, Johnny Reb! Go Back!”
“The women are the devils.”
Hood: Arrested, Then Promoted
Pvt. Watkins Wonders if He’ll Ever Get His Furlough
Washington Calls to Arms “…a standing miracle”
Dinner with the Colonel
“Pied Piper of Saipan” Takes 1500 Prisoners
“The Rag-Tag Circus”
Civil War Ghost Stories – Up Close and Personal
Police Story: 3 AM on the Harbor Freeway
Brave Texas Cook Is Pearl Harbor Hero
Determination to Conquer or Die
“Our Arrows Will Block Out The Sun”
How Sam Added 44 Bucks to the CSA Treasury
“Goodnight Chesty Puller, Wherever You Are!”
Letter: War was about economics
Confederate monuments honor sacrifice
A Confederate Soldier’s Letter Home
Teenage Heroine: Emily Geiger
How The South Remembers the War
Who is the Confederate “Tejano Tiger?”
“They Fight Like Devils”
Blizzard of 1780: “Buried like sheep in the snow…”
“The silence was deafening.”
The Southern Invasion
Mischief in the Corn Patch
Oh No! It’s “Jumpin’ Joe”
A Tough Texan Goes “To Hell and Back”
King of the Wild Frontier – “Davy” Crockett
Not Just Another Pretty Face – Abigail Adams
The Seven – Eleven – Thirteen Rebel States
“…All Hell Broke Loose.”
Ghosts of Gettysburg
“We want none but Texans.”
Veteran’s Day November 11th
The Ghosts of Gettysburg
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ALL FLAGS
Trump Flags for Sale
Celebrate your political stance with our array of political flags.
Rebel Flags & Confederate Flags
Confederate flags for sale here. These are historical flags of the US which represent southern heritage to millions around the world. Rebel flag, the name conjures up a rectangular red flag with a blue in white cross and 13 stars in the blue, like on Dukes of Hazard. However there are many flags that are “rebel” flags or flags of the Confederate States of America, those states that, mostly, separated from the union during the US Civil War. Sometimes called the battle flag (of the Army of Northern Virginia). The ACTUAL Battle flags are square and this is really the Confederate Naval Jack. BUT the Battle flag design has been changed into various sizes. It is also called the Southern Cross, incorrectly called the Stars and Bars or simply Confederate Flag. In truth there is no, singular, Confederate Flag. There are many flags of the Confederate States of America, plus regimental flags, artillery flags, Calvary flags, naval jacks and headquarters flags. While major flag manufacturers have ceased production of US historical flags of the confederacy, they carry slave owning state flags of the Union such as New Jersey. We believe that the Confederacy was a story of states rights, freedom of thought and…
See All Rebel Flags
Looking for Authentic Rebel Flags? We have them here. Looking for a rebel flag with a cool design on it? Also Here. This huge collection includes all things Rebel/Confederate so no matter what you are looking for… You can get YOUR Rebel On! In This Collection: Click This Link to See Rebel Flags Only Click This Link to See Rebel Products Only
Rebel (Confederate) Battle Flag
Rebel Flags Novelty Designs
Rebel Pride – Southern Pride Flags & More
Rebel Lives Matter
Stop the destruction of Southern Heritage. Proudly display your Rebel Pride. Even if they take down our statues, they can’t take what’s in our hearts.
Confederate States Of America- The Confederacy
Confederate States of America (CSA) – The Confederacy Confederate (CSA) Historical Flags and items. (Don’t blame us, we voted for Jefferson Davis.) Support Your Southern Heritage and check out our beautiful collection of CSA Flags and all Civil War Flags Related to the Confederacy. Looking for Rebel/Confederate flags? They are for sale here. Looking for Non-historical Rebel Flags? They are for sale here.
See All CSA – Flags Only
1st National Confederate Flag
2nd National Confederate Flag
3rd National Confederate Flag (Blood Stained Banner)
Confederate Cavalry, Infantry, & Artillery Flag
General Lee Flags – Robert E. Lee Flag
All Confederate flags here Robert E Lee was born on January 19th 1807 in Stanford Hall Virginia. He was a Colonel in the US Army and a General in the Confederate States of America. He was best known as a commander of the Confederate States Army. He commanded the Army of Northern Virginia in the American Civil War from 1862 until his surrender in 1865. A son of Revolutionary War officer Henry “Light Horse Harry” Lee III, Lee was a top graduate of the United States Military Academy and an exceptional officer and military engineer in the United States Army for 32 years. During this time, he served throughout the United States, distinguished himself during the Mexican–American War, and served as Superintendent of the United States Military Academy. His father was known as “Light Horse Harry Lee”, a Revolutionary War hero. In 1812, Harry Lee was badly injured in a political riot in Baltimore and traveled to the West Indies. He would never return, dying when his son Robert was eleven years old. His mother was the daughter of a plantation owner and grew up at Shirley Plantation, one of the most elegant homes in Virginia. Robert E. Lee graduated second in his class at West Point, earning no demerits for discipline infractions during his four years there. At…
General Nathan Bedford Forrest Flag
All Stars and Bars Flags
Bonnie Blue Flag
This collection has all Bonnie Blue Flags & other items.
Trans-Mississippi Flag of Taylor’s Army
Dont Tread on Me Flag – Gadsden Flags
Liberty or Death? Yes. These are the original American Flags. Don’t Tread on Me (also known as the Gadsden Flag). These flags are not just museum pieces. In fact, the designs can been seen in history classrooms AND in the streets of America. They are powerful flags in that they represent the earliest foundations and ideals of the United States and are flown wherever Americans feel a need for a reminder of their liberty and history. Tea Party Movement Symbol From WikiPedia: Beginning in 2009 at Tea Party rallies, the Gadsden Flag has been adopted as a symbol of the American Tea Party movement.[18][19][20][21] It was also displayed by members of Congress at Tea Party movement rallies.[22] Some lawmakers have called it a “political symbol” because of this association.[20][23] In March 2013, a resident of New Rochelle, New York, put up a Gadsden flag at the city’s vacant armory building. The city ordered its removal, fearing that the flag would be seen as political. The next month, a veterans group, the United Veterans Memorial & Patriotic Association, filed suit against the city.[24]
Don’t Tread On Me Flag – Gadsden (Yellow)
Don’t Tread on Me Texas Gadsden Flags
Don’t Tread On Me (Black) Tactical Flags
Don’t Tread On Me (White) Culpeper Minute Men Flags
First Navy Jack Flags- Don’t Tread On Me (Red)
All Gadsden, Liberty, & Freedom Items
Historic War Flags
The collection of all the flags of war or the flags of each side. Every flag of war is here. ( By every war, we mean the ones the America was a part of.)
Revolutionary War Flags
Revolutionary War Flags Revolutionary War Flags The American revolution was a break from the tyranny of the British in 1776. The Declaration of Independence was signed on July 4th 1776 and read to the people of Philadelphia ensuring that its signers would be treated as traitors to the British Crown. The rest of the story is known and the American Colonies prevailed in the form of the United States of America.
Mexican-American War
Civil War Flags for Sale
World War Flags
World War 2 / WW2
Cold War
Korean War
Vietnam War
Gulf War
The Gulf War[b] (2 August 1990 – 28 February 1991), codenamed Operation Desert Shield (2 August 1990 – 17 January 1991) for operations leading to the buildup of troops and defense of Saudi Arabia and Operation Desert Storm (17 January 1991 – 28 February 1991) in its combat phase, was a war waged by coalition forces from 35 nations led by the United States against Iraq in response to Iraq’s invasion and annexation of Kuwait arising from oil pricing and production disputes. On 2 August 1990 the Iraqi Army invaded and occupied Kuwait, which was met with international condemnation and brought immediate economic sanctions against Iraq by members of the UN Security Council. Together with the UK prime minister Margaret Thatcher,[29] American President George H. W. Bush deployed US forces into Saudi Arabia, and urged other countries to send their own forces to the scene. An array of nations joined the coalition, forming the largest military alliance since World War II. The great majority of the coalition’s military forces were from the US, with Saudi Arabia, the United Kingdom and Egypt as leading contributors, in that order. Kuwait and Saudi Arabia paid around US$32 billion of the US$60 billion cost.[30]
Veterans & POW MIA Flags
Come and Take It Flags
Come and Take It Flags
M4 Carbine Tactical Come and Take It Flag
Molon Labe Flag
Liberty or Death Flags
Other Liberty Items
2nd Amendment Flag
All 2nd Amendment Gun Rights Flags for Sale in this Collection.
2nd Amendment Flag
All 2nd Amendment Gun Rights Flags for Sale in this Collection.
Texas Flags & Items
Celebrate the great state of Texas with our beautiful flags. Texas has a long heritage of Independence, rugged individualism and big things. Many of the flags are historical. Includes the 6 Flags of Texas
All Texas Flags
Alamo Flags – 1824 Remember The Alamo Flag
Texas Independence Flags
Texas Republic Flag – Burnet’s Republic of Texas Flags
Lorenzo De Zavala Flags
Bonnie Blue Flag
This collection has all Bonnie Blue Flags & other items.
All Texas Items
Pirate Flags (Jolly Roger)
Buy the pirate flags that terrorized the open seas. Keep the neighbors kids off your lawn! These are the real and stylized Buccaneer pirate Flags. Everyone has a little pirate in them, choose your favorite pirate flag design and hoist it proudly! Arrgh! Jack Rachham Edward Teach Jolly Rodger Skull and Crossbones Gasparilla Tampa Summertime boating
All Pirate Flags
See All Pirate Items
Deo Vindice
The motto of the Confederacy – Deo Vindice – “Under God, our Vindicator”. This was the national motto of the Confederate States. It appears on the margin beneath the Seal of the Confederate States.
Cool Flags
This category contains all the novelty flags that have a hard time being collected elsewhere. Novelty flags are invented flags that have no official use. If you’re looking for one of these flags you probably had trouble finding it. This is a category of hard to find and beautiful designs. Its the place we put flags we could not put under any other category. OR the editors of the website just thought they were cool. Smiley faces, peace signs and other bric a brac are located here.
Additional Flags
Rainbow Flag
Smiley Face Flags – Happy Face
Checkered Flags – Race Flags
Racers Come One Come All! We have your checkered flags to get you started! Check out our full collection to see all our cool race checkered flags & items.
Earth Flags
Flags of American Indians
Solid Color Flags / Blank Flags (No Design)
Military Flags
Display your military pride with one of our durable Military or Civilian Service Flags. We have you covered whether you’re looking for a US Army flag, a US Marine Corps flag, or anything in between. Our US Army flags include a selection of: US Army Standard Flag Selection of Special Forces Flags Selection of Airborne Flags US Army Star Flag We also include the Army National Guard flags in your selection. For the Devil Dogs and Semper Fi devotee, we offer the Marine flag in a variety of choices. You’ll find these in traditional form to a 3×5 attitude packed banner. This includes: • Selection of USMC Standard Flags • Department of the Navy Blue Field Flag • USMC Seal on Black Field Flag • USMC Iwo Jima Flag • Mess With The Best Flag • Operation Iraqi Freedom 2003 Flag • USMC Served with Pride Banner Of course, you cannot have the USMC without the US Navy. We offer an equally wide selection, including flags for the Navy Seals and Seabees. We also provide a variety of US Air Force, Merchant Marines, and Coast Guard flags, along with POW/MIA and law enforcement flags. You can rest assured in our quality regardless of what flag you choose. Our flags range from…
US Army Flag
Flag of the United States Army: US Army Flag The United States Army traces its roots to an act of the Continental Congress on June 14, 1775. It was at that point that the Continental Army began its formal beginnings. Two years later, on June 14, 1777, the Continental Congress officially adopted the Stars and Stripes as the Flag of the United States. Although various elements of the Army, from groups and corps down to battalions, have their own colors and distinguishing flags, there was no flag that served the whole US Army until 1956. This is now the flag of the United States Army. Many designs are available is you are looking for the standard design go to the US Army Design US Army Design
US Air Force Flags
US Air Force Flag Flag of the United States Air Force: US Air Force Flag The flag was officially adopted by President Harry S. Truman on 26 March 1951. Elements of the flag’s design are used on the Department of the Air Force seal as well as the U.S. Air Force’s service mark. The flag of the United States Air Force consists of the coat of arms of the Air Force, which is composed of 13 white stars and the Department of the Air Force seal, on a blue background. The 13 stars represent the 13 original colonies, the three star grouping at the top portray the three Departments of the Department of Defense (Army, Navy, and Air Force). The crest includes the North American bald eagle, the cloud formation depicts the creation of a new firmament, and the wreath, composed of six alternate folds of silver and blue, incorporate the colors of the basic shield design.
US Coast Guard Flags
Coast Guard Flags USCG The Coast Guard is America’s maritime first responder. The United States Coast Guard (USCG) is the coastal defense, search and rescue, and maritime law enforcement branch of the United States Armed Forces and one of the country’s seven uniformed services. Created by the U.S. Congress on 4 August 1790 at the request of Alexander Hamilton as the Revenue-Marine, it is the oldest continuous seagoing service of the United States. As Secretary of the Treasury, Hamilton headed the Revenue-Marine, whose original purpose was collecting customs duties at U.S. seaports. By the 1860s, the service was known as the U.S. Revenue Cutter Service and the term Revenue-Marine gradually fell into disuse.
US Marine Corps Flags
United States Marines Flag The official flag is scarlet with the Corps emblem in gray and gold. It was adopted on 18 January 1939, although Marine Corps Order 4 had established scarlet and gold as the official colors of the Corps as early as 1925.[1] The indoor/parade version is bordered by a gold fringe while the outdoor version is plain. It measures 52 inches (130 cm) on the hoist and 62 inches (160 cm) on the fly.
US Navy Flags
Airborne Flag
POW MIA Flags
POW/MIA Flags The POW/MIA flag was created for the National League of Families of American Prisoners and Missing in Southeast Asia and officially recognized by the United States Congress in conjunction with the Vietnam War POW/MIA issue, “as the symbol of our Nation’s concern and commitment to resolving as fully as possible the fates of Americans still prisoner, missing and unaccounted for in Southeast Asia, thus ending the uncertainty for their families and the Nation.” The original design for the flag was created by Newt Heisley in 1972[1] The National League of Families then-national coordinator, Evelyn Grubb, wife of a POW, oversaw its development and also campaigned to gain its widespread acceptance and use by the United States government and also local governments and civilian organizations across the United States.[2][3] Flag Protocol With the passage of Section 1082 of the 1998 Defense Authorization Act during the first term of the 105th Congress, the POW/MIA flag was specified to fly each year on: Armed Forces Day—Third Saturday in May Memorial Day—Last Monday in May Flag Day—June 14 Independence Day—July 4 National POW/MIA Recognition Day—Third Friday in September Veterans Day—November 11 The POW/MIA flag will be flown on the grounds or the…
Service Honoring Flags
Veteran Flags
Whether you or a loved one is a Veteran of our Armed Forces, you can proudly show your support by flying a beautiful flag. We also have other great items sure to please your Veteran loved one.
Merchant Marine Flags for Sale
Our Merchant Marine collection includes lightweight affordable flags and commercial quality flags for your company flag pole. A proud part of military and civilian service, merchant marines of the USA are found throughout the world.
First Responder Flag – First Responders Flag for Sale
Show your support of these brave individuals that serve our communities every day.
Fire Dept Flags & Items
In this collection, we have all things Fire Dept. related. Whether you or a loved one is a Firefighter, we have lots of cool stuff to show your support.
Police / Law Enforcement Flags & Items
Tributes to our law enforcement officials who keep us safe. “Thin blue line” is a phrase used by law enforcement. The phrase refers figuratively to the position of law enforcement in society as a bulwark between order and anomie, or between criminals and the potential victims of crime. The term began as an allusion to the famous Thin Red Line, when a British regiment held off a Russian cavalry charge during the Crimean War in 1854.
USA Flags
Our list of all American Flags, (Old Glory) we have available. From small 4 x 6 inch flags to our colossal 30 x 50 ft. flags, we have it all. National Flag of the United States of America. Nylon and Cotten. Free Flag with 3 in your cart. Large selection of Confederate Flags
50 Star USA Flags for Sale! United States of America Flags
Betsy Ross Flag For Sale!
Old US Flags for Sale
All USA American Banner Flags – Feather Flag
ALL USA American Patriotic Gear & More!
US State Flags
State Flags of the United States All 50 states and US Territories are represented, in Standard, Nylon Printed, Sewn and Embroidered, Poly-Max, and USA Made versions.
Country & National Flags
This collection of worldwide flags are truly the Flags of the World. We have researched the nation flags flown by each country. We have available every country you can find on a map plus several that most people can’t! Worldwide flags display the heritage, pride and history of our people. These national flags are sources of pride and loyalty. Each country flag has its own history, meaning and background. Most of these are the recognized international symbols of their respective countries. Not all are members of the United Nations. Flag titles have UN in the title where known. Current country flags are maintained as well as past or historical country flags.
Cities And Province
All US cities and other world provinces we have available.
All US City Flags
All International City Flags
German City & State Flags
Canada Provinces
World Province Flags
St Patricks Irish Flags
Garden Flags
Display your favorite garden flag & support what’s most important to you. These flags are designed specifically for your garden/lawn.
Peace Flags
Tired of all those war flags? Give peace a chance with these peaceful flags. This beautiful collection will prominently display what’s in your heart. World Peace, yes please!
Religion Flags
Celebrate Your Faith with Our Beautiful Collection of Religious Flags.
Buddhist Flag
Catholic Vatican City Flag
Christian Flag
Jewish Israel Flag
Holiday Flags
Our friendly holiday flags are great for dressing up your yard &/or prominently displaying outside your store. Buy several different designs to switch things up depending on your mood :) Celebrate your holiday season with this beautiful collection.
International Flags
There are some organizations that cross national and state lines. These fly the NATO flag, the UN (United Nations) flag, European Union Flag, Red Cross Flag and various other multi-national flags. Most of these flags are recognized by most countries.
Boat Flags – Nautical Flags
Boats, water vessels, ships, yachts, skiffs you name it we have a flag for it. Show off your pride with one of our nautical flags.
Truck Flags
Scotland Flag – Show Your Scottish Pride with the Flags of Scotland
Scotland Flag, Scottish Flag The Saint Andrew’s Cross flag of Scotland is one of the oldest national flags. The cross itself dates to at least to 12th century. This diagonal cross is also known as a saltire. Andrew was a disciple of Christ. Legend tells us that he was crucified on a cross with diagonal beams. His remains were preserved, and several hundred years later Emperor Constantine wanted to move them to his capital. Warned by an angel of this, a monk was instructed to take them to the ends of the Earth. He traveled until he was shipwrecked in Scotland. We know that some of Andrew’s relics were taken to the town of St. Andrews in Scotland, by the Bishop of Hexham in 733 AD (Hexham Abbey is in northern England very near Hadrian’s wall, and is also dedicated to St. Andrew).
Other Cool Gifts / Products!
A collection of the coolest flags we could possibly think off. Display your favorite flag or buy several for each day of the week. Feeling Feisty? The Jolly Roger Flag Feeling Chill? The Peace Flag or Budweiser Flag (depending on your style of course ;-) Feeling Happy? The Smiley Face Flag Feeling Nature/Earthy? The Earth Flag Celebrating Chinese Heritage? There is nothing cooler than the Chinese Dragon Flag. We will help you show off whatever your heart desires.
Hardware And Flag Poles
Hardware and flag poles that can be used to make a pretty flag display in your own backyard.
Flags By Size
Find our flags by size if you need to.
Search Flags by Quality
Use this list to find your flag by quality.
SALE! BUY 2, GET 3rd FREE!
FLAG QUALITY AND USE GUIDE
FAQS & Help – Ultimate Flags
16 Ft Feather Advertising Flags (HUGE)
Standard 3 x 5 Ft Ad Flags
Sports
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