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One of Several Don't Tread On Me Flags Long a favorite of Revolutionary War History Buffs The Gadsden Flag: A Symbol Since 1776 when it was given given by Christopher Gadsden of South Carolina to Esek Hopkins the, first Commander in Chief of the Continental Navy, who used it as his personal flag. In modern times it became popular with The Tea Party beginning in 2009. Many people mistakenly believe that this flag first came into existence then and incorrectly refer to it as "The Tea Party Flag."The message to the British was unmistakable. This has always been the most recognizable of the different colonial snake flags.
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Rugged dyed outdoor nylon - MADE IN USA Finished with canvas heading and brass grommets Our finest quality. The best graphic and the heaviest duty. More stitching, heavier canvas heading.
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Finished with heading and grommets Light weight polyester made in China. Not as nice as the US Made flag, but a good value when cost is important.
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Don't Tread On Me sticker showing the Gadsden Flag Self adhesive vinyl with adhesive back: Peel and stick Approx 3 1/4x 5"
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Don't Tread On Me Stick Flag MADE IN USA 12x18" Gadsden Flag, cotton polyester
blend fabric on a 30" natural wood dowel with spear tip. These are not the cheap
Chinese imports that come on a 24" stick too short to stick in the ground. Flag
is stapled to staff. #SPHGAD $3.72 per flag It is now too expensive to ship individual stick flags. All stick flags are exclusive of shipping costs which must be quoted based on a specific shipping address.
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