Flags - Historic Flags, Texas Flags

The New Orleans Grays Flag - flown by the First Company of Texan Volunteers from New Orleans, is the only documented flag known to have actually flown over the Alamo at the time of its fall in March 1836.
3'x5' High Quality Nylon, suitable for outdoor display; heavy white duck headings and brass grommets.

This flag was in use from about 1775 to about 1777. It was officially adopted by the Massachusetts Navy in April 1776. It flew over the floating batteries which sailed down the Charles River to attack British-held Boston.
3'x5' High Quality Nylon, suitable for outdoor display; heavy white duck headings and brass grommets.

The National Flag of the Republic of Texas 1836-1845 and the Official State Flag of Texas 1846-present.
3'x5' High Quality Woven Polyester, suitable for outdoor display, recommended for Texas high winds; heavy white duck headings and brass grommets.

The anchor represents Rhode Island's seafaring history and the thirteen stars represent the original thirteen colonies. Rhode Island citizens were among the first to join the Minutemen outside Boston; regiments served at the battles of Brandywine, Trenton and Yorktown.
3'x5' High Quality Nylon, suitable for outdoor display; heavy white duck headings and brass grommets.

The San Jacinto Flag circa 1836, a gift from ladies of Newport, Kentucky, presented to General Sidney Sherman and carried at the Battle of San Jacinto.
3'x5' hand painted replica, made of white material and fringed with gold (or yellow) braid, it contains the figure of a woman holding in her hand a sword and on the sword is a banner with the words, 'Liberty or Death'; suitable for outdoor display; heavy white duck headings and brass grommets.
Special Order, allow 8 weeks for delivery. Colors may vary from the image shown.