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Historical Flag- "BEDFORD"

Historical Note- The Bedford Flag, carried by the Bedford Minute Men at the Battle of Concord in March 1775, is perhaps the most interesting in appearance of all the Revolutionary flags. It bears a striking resemblence to the much older standard of the Three County Troops of Massachusetts militia, which was designed in England between 1660- 1670.

4" x 6" flags- are printed on a luxurious silk-like material. These offer the highest quality in a      hand-held or desk flag. They are hem stitched on all four sides for longer lasting beauty. Each is stapled to a 3/16" x 10" black plastic staff with a gold spear top. 

Nylon- Is a quality heavy duty flag material, utilizing SolarMax  Nylon 6.6, which was specially developed for indoor/ outdoor flag applications. The material is treated with deep penetrant dyes and retardants for extended exposure to sunlight. No better grade of nylon is available.  Nylon offers lustrous beauty, superior wear and excellent flyability in low to moderate winds. Nylon flags are generally dyed, digitally imaged, jointed, or sewn. They are finished with a heavy duty white header material and brass grommets.  

The image is either dyed or digitally imaged.