Annin Flagmakers American Flag and Flagpole Kit, 3 x 5 Feet (Model 11325) - B000P0KBH2

• UPC   026427113208
• American Flag is 100% Made in the U.S.A.: Annin Flagmakers has been proudly making the U.S. Flag since 1847. made in our factories in South Boston, Virginia, and Coshocton, Ohio Bright and Vibrant Colors: Flag kit includes a 6-foot 3-section steel flagpole and bracket topped with a gleaming eagle ornament for the perfect flag display. the mounting flag bracket is fully-adjustable to multiple positions Quality Craftsmanship: 13 sewn white and red stripes with 50 embroidered stars. double rows of stitching on the fly hem and back tack reinforcement, plus a durable canvas heading. adorned with heavy-duty rust-proof brass grommets Durable and Strong Flag Material: 3 x 5 feet bright, bold and two sided outdoor flag made of 70% Polyester and 30% cotton blended fabric for fade resistance and long-lasting patriotic celebrations. comes with SolarGuard dyes for a sun protection Symbol of Pride and History: Annin American flags have flown over the White House, on foreign fields of battle, draped Abraham Lincoln’s casket, raised on Iwo Jima, and even planted on the moon
• 100% Made in the U.S.A. and FMAA Certified: Annin Flagmakers has been proudly making the U.S. Flag since 1847. made in our factories in South Boston, Virginia, and Coshocton, Ohio Bright and Vibrant Colors: 3 x 5 foot bright, bold outdoor flag is suitable for industrial, commercial, or institutional use. the SolarGuard dyes used for printing the flag have been processed for sun protection Quality Craftsmanship: 50 embroidered stars and 13 sewn red and white stripes. four rows of stitching on fabric fly hem resists wind shredding and heavy-duty rust-proof grommets Durable Flag Material: Constructed with premium 200-denier heavyweight nylon fabric with embroidered stars and durable polyester header. mount and display for daily use. flies in the lightest breeze and dries quickly Symbol of Pride and History: Annin American flags have flown over the White House, on foreign fields of battle, draped Abraham Lincoln’s casket, raised on Iwo Jima, and even planted on the moon