3' x 5' Washington's Commander-In-Chief Flag - Nylon Fall First adopted in 1890

First adopted in 1890

This flag was flown from 1851 to 1858

Made of 6063-T6 cone tapered aluminum - precision fabricated utilizing the industry's most sophisticated manufacturing processes

This flag was flown from 1847 to 1848

it featured 24 stars on a blue field and 13 alternating red and white stripes

3' x 5' Washington's Commander-In-Chief Flag - Nylon Fall First adopted in 1890The Washington's Commander in Chief Flag was used by General George Washington during the American Revolutionary War. It features a blue field with 6 edges 13 white stars in the center, symbolizing Washington's role as the leader of the Continental Army. This flag represented his command and the fight for American independence. For priority product support or questions, please call(866) 396 0069