3' x 5' Commodore Perry Flag - Nylon State Flags (D) This flag was flown from

This flag was flown from 1896 to 1908

REINFORCED FLY END* - Extra stitching at the corners and fly end boosts flag durability in windy conditions by focusing on the most stressed areas of the flag

The white field and gold fleur-de-lis are often used to represent historical ties to French heritage or influence in various contexts

four section pole

• 6'x10' nylon American Flag

3' x 5' Commodore Perry Flag - Nylon State Flags (D) This flag was flown fromThe "Don't Give Up the Ship" flag was famously used by Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry during the War of 1812. The flag features the phrase "Don't Give Up the Ship" and was a rallying cry during Perry's decisive victory at the Battle of Lake Erie in 1813. The phrase was a personal motto of Perry's, inspired by his dying words of his friend and mentor, Captain James Lawrence, and it symbolized perseverance and resolve in the face of adversity. For