Revolutionary War

Betsy Ross was a woman married to an upholsterer named John Ross. In 1776, at the start of the American Revolution, John was killed by a gunpowder... more info

The Brandywine flag may have been the first flag ever made that had both thirteen stripes and thirteen stars. Named for the battle of Brandywine. The... more info

This flag will be back in stock by July 24th. The Culpeper Minutemen were organized on 17 July 1775 in the district created by the Third Virginia... more info

This was the original Navy Jack of the Continental Army. In 2002, the United States Navy re-introduced it as an official flag that now flies on all... more info

The flag of Fort Mercer. Built-in 1777 by the continental army along the Delaware River in New Jersey. The fort was involved in the Battle of Red... more info

This is the Grand Union or Continental Colors. This was an official flag of the Continental Army. It was used as both a Naval Ensign and a garrison... more info

This flag was made by the Sons of Liberty and named after Taunton, Massachusetts. It is also the current city flag of Taunton, Massachusetts. The... more info

George Washington commissioned six cruisers in 1775 and they used this flag. A similar flag was also used by the Massachusetts Navy and privateers... more info

The Second Continental Congress authorized the mustering of five companies of Marines to accompany the Navy on their first mission. The first Marines... more info