The History of Old Glory Flag Poster

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:: Living History Boy's Costumes Girl's Costumes Adult Costumes Hats Wigs & Accessories Soldier & Military Supplies Toys, Games & Education Quill Pens & Stationery :: Historical Documents 17th Century & Earlier (the 1600's) 18th Century (the 1700's) 19th Century (the 1800's) 20th Century (the 1900's) African American History Historical Coins & Currency Document Sets :: Gifts & Souvenirs Liberty Bell Replicas Historical American Flags Busts & Figurines Gifts & Awards Lapel Pins & Jewelry :: Books & Music Musical Instruments Colonial & Revolutionary Civil War Era Other American History Historical Cookbooks :: Posters & Prints Posters Postcards Western Posters		History of Old Glory Poster Product ID: GLR1846 Our Price $16.95 The rich history of America's most enduring ionic symbol; the American Flag, comes to life with The History of Glory. Flags included are: The Pine Tree (An Appeal to Heaven) Flag The Continental Colors (Grand Union) Flag The Revolutionary Flag (Besty Ross) Flag Cowpens Flag Fort McHenry Flag Grand Star Flag Bennington Flag 34 Star Flag 50 Star Flag Don't Tread on Me (Gadsden) Flag The 49 point timeline includes important dates and events in Old Glory. Water-colored style poster is printed on 80 lb. acid-free matte text with fade free ink. Poster size is 36" x 11 3/4" and fits in a standard frames size found at most framing stores and retailers. Related Products and Recommended Accessories: See our Historical American Flags

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