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The Gadsden Flag — OUR BEST SELLING DESIGN!!!
The design on our most popular shirt is named after Colonel Christopher Gadsden of South Carolina. It was originally flown by Commodore Esek Hopkins of Rhode Island, first Commander-in-Chief of the Continental Fleet, as a stern warning to the British from the Colonists. Now you, too, can “Give Fair Warning”!
OUR BEST SELLING DESIGN!!!
Available on a Gold
cotton T-shirt or sweatshirt.
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The Gadsden Flag Sweatshirt
This great design available on a Gold cotton sweatshirt.
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"Don't Tread On Me" T-shirt
We've received several requests to place the Gadsden Flag design on a black shirt. Now it's here, and although we are not aware of any historical significance to this design on a black background, you can "Give Fair Warning" in this striking shirt!
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"Don't Tread On Me" Sweatshirt
Available on a black cotton sweatshirt.
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NEW!!! JOIN or DIE T-Shirt
Ben Franklin's Philadelphia Gazette showed the original design on May 9, 1754. The woodcut image was intended to unite the colonies during the French and Indian War. It appeared with an editorial by Franklin concerning the "disunited state". Paul Revere later engraved a snake divided into nine parts that appeared in The Massachusetts Spy in 1774. Available on a Natural cotton T-shirt or sweatshirt.
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NEW!!! JOIN or DIE Sweatshirt
Available on a Natural cotton sweatshirt.
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The Liberty Flag T-Shirt
Eleven of these flags were captured by Hessian soldiers on August 26, 1776. But their "victory" was short-lived. On December 26, General George Washington crossed the Delaware and obliterated the Hessian forces. Available on a Red cotton T-shirt.
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The Liberty Flag Sweatshirt
Available on a Red cotton sweatshirt.
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Commodore Perry Flag T-Shirt
Inspired by the resolute dying words of his friend Captain James Lawrence, Commodore Perry commanded the making of this flag. Hasty hand-lettering reflects the urgency of the time. Available on a Navy cotton t-shirt.
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Commodore Perry Flag Sweatshirt
Available on a Navy cotton sweatshirt.
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King's Colors T-Shirt
In 1603, King James of Scotland became King of England and combined Scotland's
St. Andrews Cross with the St. George flag of England. The St. Patrick's flag of Ireland was incorporated into the design in 1801, to complete the Union Jack as we know it today.
Available on a Sand cotton T-shirt.
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King's Colors Sweatshirt
Available on a Sand cotton sweatshirt.
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Star Spangled Banner T-Shirt
This flag was created shortly before the War of 1812. It is unique with 15 stripes and 15 stars. Most famous for flying over Fort McHenry during the Battle of Baltimore in 1814, that flag is now on display at the National Museum of American History in Washington, D.C. Available on a Natural colored t-shirt.
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Star Spangled Banner Sweatshirt
This terrific sweatshirt is available on a Natural colored sweatshirt.
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Sons of Liberty T-Shirt
Paul Revere's dramatic engraving of a snake cut into nine parts first appeared in the “Mass Spy” in 1774, and is reproduced here in a colorful design.
Available on a Cream-colored cotton T-shirt.
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Sons of Liberty Sweatshirt
Available on a cotton Cream-colored sweatshirt.
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The Bennington Flag T-Shirt
As a result of fabric analysis in 1995, it was determined that this flag was made between 1800 and 1820, thus destroying the belief that it came from the Revolutionary War. One of the most cherished flags in American history, it is housed in Bennington, Vermont. Available on a deep forest green cotton t-shirt.
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The Bennington Flag Sweatshirt
This great design available on a deep forest green cotton sweatshirt.
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The First Navy Jack T-shirt
On May 31, 2001, the Secretary of the Navy issued a directive that this flag be flown on all Navy vessels for the duration of the Global War on Terrorism. Available on a black cotton t-shirt.
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The First Navy Jack Sweatshirt
Available on a black cotton sweatshirt.
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The Fleur-de-Lis Flag T-Shirt
This is a flag used by the French when they first explored the New World. It is believed that Jaques Cartier flew this flag on expeditions to the New World as early as 1534. This cotton t-shirt is shown in Navy.
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The Fleur-de-Lis Flag Sweatshirt
This cotton sweatshirt is available in Navy only.
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Betsy Ross T-Shirt
A larger version of of an earlier very popular design. Shown on a White cotton
t-shirt. Also available in Natural. (Please specify color in the customer text entry box in your shopping cart.)
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Betsy Ross Sweatshirt
This 100% cotton sweatshirt is available in white or natural. (Specify color in the customer text entry box in your shopping cart.)
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The Original Star Spangled Banner T-Shirt
This flag flew over Fort McHenry in Baltimore, Maryland, during the battle of Baltimore on September 13th and 14th in 1814. It measured 30 feet wide by 40 feet long. There is no explanation for the red ribbon sewn into the white stripe.
Today the flag is at the National Museum of American History in Washington, D.C.
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The Original Star Spangled Banner Sweatshirt
This 100% cotton sweatshirt is shown in Ash Grey.
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Washington's Cruisers Flag T-Shirt
In the fall of 1775 General Washington (at his own expense) commissioned a squadron of schooners to patrol the waters of Boston. By February 1, 1776 a total of six "Armed Vessels of the "United Colonies of North America" had been commissioned.
A flag of this description was used. It was later modified and adopted by the Massachusetts Navy. No original flag survived.
Available on a cream cotton t-shirt.
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Washington's Cruisers Flag Sweatshirt
Available on a cream cotton sweatshirt.
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The Grand Union Flag T-Shirt
This colonial flag was first raised in Cambridge, Massachusetts on January 2, 1776. Shown here on a Natural colored shirt, it is also available in Ash Grey. (Please specify color in the customer text entry box in your shopping cart.)
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The Grand Union Flag Sweatshirt
This great cotton sweatshirt is shown in Natural, but is also available in Ash Grey. (Please specify color in the customer text entry box in your shopping cart.)
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