13 Star Nylon U.S. Flag
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- Free shipping on eligible orders over $200 (contiguous U.S.)
- Order by 3:00 PM EST (Mon–Fri) and in-stock items ship the same day
- Typical domestic ground delivery speed: 3–10 business days
- Expedited options available at checkout (2-Day, Next Day Air)
- Most orders ship out of our warehouse in North Carolina. See chart above for estimated delivery times.
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Free shipping does not apply to:
- Oversized items (over 60” long or more than 50 lbs.)
- Commercial flagpoles and freight shipments
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- International orders
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International Orders
We ship internationally, but free shipping does not apply. You'll be responsible for any customs duties, import taxes, or fees required by your country.
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Show off your knowledge of historic US flags with this 13 Star Nylon US Flag. Its nylon fabric is rugged and dries quickly, yet it can fly in the slightest breeze.
- Heavyweight 200 denier nylon dyed fabric
- Sewn stripes, applique stars and brass grommets for long wear
- Single reverse finished
- Suitable for outdoor use; however, not suitable for high wind environments
- Made in the U.S.A.
Ratified as the official U.S. Flag in 1777, the 13 Star Nylon US Flag offers historical value with easy-to-care, long-wearing fabric. It's a great way to show your patriotic pride and is suitable for outdoor display in areas that experience light to moderate winds.
History of the 13 Star Nylon US Flag
This historic US flag's 13 stars represent the original colonies, and was first flown in battle during the Siege of Fort Stanwix. Its white stripes came from soldiers' blouses, the red from the flannel petticoats of officers' wives and the blue union from the coat of Capt. Abraham Swartout. The flag's design originated with Francis Hopkinson of New Jersey, one of the signatories of the Declaration of Independence. It remained the official U.S. flag until 1795, when the number of stars was changed from 13 to 15, reflecting the admission of Kentucky and Vermont into the Union.
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