Product Overview
The first flag to represent any dissention amongst the Colonies, this flag was raised in the town of Taunton, Massachusetts as a symbol of the colonies frustration and unwillingness to be persecuted. The flag was the first in a series that would warn the British that the Colonies were a force to be reckoned with, and would not accept any loss of their rights or freedom. The bold words “Liberty and Union” reflect the original sentiment of the Colonists, which was to be treated as equal citizens of the British Empire (“No taxation without representation!”) rather than be excluded from it.
- Flag measures 3 feet x 5 feet with 2 brass grommets for easy display
- 100 denier polyester: More durable than the typical see-through poly flag
- Bold colors stand out for a flag you can be proud of
- Quality construction: Four rows of stitching on fly edge of flag
