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Gadsden ~ Culpeper ~ Navy Jack ~ Bennington ~ Betsy Ross
Continental ~ Commodore Perry ~ Grand Union ~ Confederate ~ Alamo
 

Early American Flags: Gadsden Flag This flag is named after Colonel Christopher Gadsden of South Carolina. Colonel Gadsden saw a similar flag, copied it and submitted the design to the Provincial Congress in South Carolina. Commodore Esek Hopkins of Rhode Island, first Commander-in-chief of the Continental Fleet, carried a similar flag in early 1776, when his ships put to sea for the first time. The inscription represented a warning by the colonists to the British.

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PATCH PRICE: $ 2.95 Description: Embroidered cloth Patch can be ironed or sewn on. 3½" x 2¼" Item ID: ZFPTA18

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Early American Flags: First Navy Jack One of the first flags flown by our Navy, believed to have flown aboard the flagship of the newly commissioned Continental fleet, in January, 1776. This flag features thirteen red and white stripes, along with the rattlesnake and "Don't tread on me" slogan, both of which were becoming powerful symbols for the early colonists, indicating their courage and fierce desire for independence. Sep 11, 2002 The U.S. Navy is ordering its fleet to fly this "Don't Tread on Me" flag aboard all its vessels. Navy Secretary Gordon England says this flag "represents an historic reminder of the nation's and Navy's origin and will to persevere and triumph."

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PATCH PRICE: $ 2.95 Description: Embroidered cloth Patch can be ironed or sewn on. 3½" x 2¼" Item ID: ZFPTA19

SMALL STICKERS PRICE: $ 3.75 Description: Small Stickers, 1" by 1½", 60 stickers per package. Item ID: ZFJST19

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Early American Flags: Culpeper Minutemen The Culpeper Minutemen of Colonial America added their slogan "Liberty or Death" to a stylized version of the original "Don't Tread On Me" Flag. The rattle snake had become a traditional symbol of the American Colonies. The rattlesnake was unique to America, and generally did not attack unless provoked, thus the origin of the slogan "Don't Tread On Me".

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Early American Flags: Bennington Flag This flag was said to be used in the Battle of Bennington, August 16, 1777, by Vermont militia, and was the first to lead American armed forces on land. The "Bennington Flag" is 13 white and red stripes, beginning and ending with white stripes. With 13 stars in a blue field, and within the arch of stars is the number "76" referring to the date of the Declaration of Independence.

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Early American Flags: Betsy Ross Flag The first flag of the United States, adopted by an act of Congress on June 14, 1777. It is said that a group headed by George Washington commissioned Betsy Ross, an upholsterer, to create this flag.

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Early American Flags: Continental Flag The Continental Flag uses a version of the British Red Ensign with a green New England Pine Tree substituted for the Union Flag in the canton. The Continental Flag is believed to have been carried at the Battle of Bunker Hill. As an eyewitness to the battle, Colonel John Trumbull painted "The Death of Warren" currently at the Yale University Art Gallery, which includes the Continental Flag. His depiction shows the red Continental Flag to be the one used by American forces at the Battle of Bunker Hill, June 17, 1775.

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Early American Flags: Commodore Perry During the War of 1812, while commanding an American squadron in the Battle of Lake Erie, this flag was flown aboard Commodore Perry's flagship, "Lawrence". The ship had been named after Captain James Lawrence, the hero of a sea battle off New England, whose dying words had been "Don't give up the ship".

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Early American Flags: Grand Union The American colonial banner first displayed by George Washington on Jan. 1, 1776. It shows the British Union Flag of 1606, and seven red and six white alternated stripes representing the 13 colonies. It is believed that Washington or one of his staff came up with this design to show the colonial allegience to the crown (symbolized by the Union Jack) while maintaining the rights of the Colonies (symbolized by the stripes). Also called Great Union flag, or Cambridge flag.

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Early American Flags: Confederate Flag This flag contains one star for each member of the confederacy, arranged in an "x" pattern or saltire, which indicates progress and strength. This flag is also called "The Confederate Battle Flag" and "The Southern Cross"

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TEDDY BEAR PRICE: $10.00 Description: 9" Teddy Bear, with CSA embroidered on front and Confederate flag embroidered on the back of bear, and full leather feet. Item ID: ZFBN021

Early American Flags: Alamo Flag One of the flags said to have flown over the Alamo, during that fated battle in 1836. The flag is the Mexican tricolor with the Mexican Coat of Arms replaced by 1824, which refers to the Texans allegience to the 1824 Mexican federal constitution.

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