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Light Weight Polyester flags are printed on a lighter, richly colored indoor quality material. These flags can be flown outdoors for short periods of time. They’re perfect for pictures or as a souvenir of a special trip.

Our Rotations Program offers you and your flag individual attention from our highly experienced flag experts. Once your flag is purchased, our experienced flag experts will carefully store one repaired flag in a bin, specially designated to you, in our facility. We store one flag for each flag you are flying that is associated with your account.

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Our Handheld flags are regular flags, but mobile! They are printed on a lightweight indoor quality material. Because of this, they are perfect for parades, rallies, sporting events, tailgating, elections, etc. These flag are attached to a wood or plastic staff, so you can easily carry them around with you wherever you go.

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At the time of your scheduled or requested rotation, we will; travel to you, remove your tattered flag, and respectfully hoist your fresh repaired flag. Your tattered flag is then brought to our facility where it is delicately repaired by our team, and placed in your specially designated bin, awaiting another rotation.

Our Polyester flags are a heavyweight fabric that looks and feels like cotton. This material is used with higher wind speeds in mind. This means higher durability is accounted for. This material is meant to be flown at great heights and in heavier wind conditions, making this material the best choice for tall flagpoles or high wind areas.

Here’s the best part! When your flag has aged to the point at which it is beyond repair, we will hoist a beautifully and carefully made replacement flag on your flagpole at the time of your next rotation.

The Gonzales flag was created when two women, Cynthia Burns and Evaline DeWitt, painted a canon on a flag with the words “Come and Take It.” The flag was created when the town got word that Mexican soldiers were coming take back a cannon they had loaned to the town to fight off Indian attacks.

Women had a huge part in creating the early flags of Texas. In late 1835, Sarah R. Dodson made the first Texas “tri-color lone star” flag out of calico that consisted of red, white and blue squares with a single white star on the blue square. The flag was made in late 1835 for a company of volunteers at Harrisburg. Sarah’s husband, Archelaus Dodson, was a first lieutenant in the company.

The flag that flew over the Battle of San Jacinto was created by the ladies of Newport, Kentucky who “presented the flag to Sidney Sherman’s company of Newport Volunteers before they left for Texas in December 1835.” The flag featured “a defiant female, in the form of a goddess of liberty, with an outstretched arm holding a sword and ribbon inscribed with ‘Liberty or Death.’”

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Even with proper care, no flag lasts forever, when the time comes to replace your flag, we provide retirement services that will dispose of your flag with the same care and respect you gave it while it flew proudly.

Our Nylon flags are made with durability in mind. They are made of 100% heavyweight 200-denier Nylon that is specially treated to resist deterioration, making them great in the harshest of weather conditions. Our Nylon flags can be easily flown outdoors, even in the slightest of breezes. This means that you can confidently and proudly display this flag outdoors to stand the test of time.

The green on Ireland's Flag represents the Catholic community, while the orange represents the Protestant community. The white in the center of the flag signifies the lasting truths between the two groups. First introduced by Thomas Francis Meagher in 1848, it was not until the Easter Rising of 1916, when it was raised above the General Post Office in Dublin, that the tricolor came to be regarded as the national flag. The flag was adopted in 1919 by the Irish Republic during its war of independence.

Also in 1835, a flag was created by William Scott’s company when he gave some blue silk to one of his men who then “painted a large white star in the center above the word independence.” Frances Lynch was then given the flag in which she “sewed a piece of domestic cloth to the flag to protect its edges.” Frances was the wife of Nathaniel Lynch, the operator of Lynch’s Ferry on the San Jacinto River.

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We are one of the most respected flag and flagpole companies in the United States. We are proud of our great flag, the greatest single symbol of what our country stands for, and take pride in providing you with your flag, flagpole, and flag accessories. From planning, to customizing, to installation, we are confident that we can please you with quality, service and experience.

Our highly experienced flag expert can skillfully repair your flag. Just drop your flag off, have us pick it up, or even ship it to us. No matter the flag, we can repair wind-tattered ends, damaged headers and even replace missing grommets.

View our selection of flagpole lighting products, designed to provide durable and reliable illumination for your flag day and night.

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Some of the information above was taken from “Women and the Texas Revolution”, edited by Mary L. Scheer and chapter by Jeffrey D. Dunn. Other information and the pictures was taken fromgalleryoftherepublic.com.

The Troutman flag is named after the 18 year old girl, Joanna Troutman, who made it. The white flag with blue star reading Liberty or Death was made for a company of men from Georgia who came to Texas to help with the Revolution. Most all of these men were massacred at Goliad.