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Battle of Bennington Flags
available in: Nylon
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Cotton
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The Battle of Bennington Flag
flew over the military stores in Bennington, Vermont, on August
16, 1777. The American militia led by General John Stark, defeated
a large British raiding force, thus protecting the military
supplies at Bennington. Note that
the Bennington flag begins with a white stripe. The original Battle of Bennington Flag is preserved in
the Bennington, Vermont Museum.
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Bennington Flags made of Nylon |
- Nylon, the most
popular material for outdoor use because of its
beauty, economy and durability.
- Sewn stripes and embroidered stars.
- Brass grommets and canvas heading.
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2' x 3' |
$27.90 |
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3' x 5' |
$37.80 |
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4' x 6' |
$54.90 |
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5' x 8' |
$78.10 |
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Bennington Flags made of Bulldog Cotton |
- Bulldog Cotton is best for
occasional use.
- The most historically correct
fabric.
- Sewn stripes and embroidered
stars.
- Brass grommets and canvas heading.
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2' x 3' |
$28.80 |
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3' x 5' |
$39.30 |
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4' x 6' |
$56.90 |
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Also available, Bennington banners with pole
hem. Made of your choice of Nylon or Polyester, size 3' x 5'.
Contact Us for pricing and
availability.
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More......
The Bennington flag is sometimes referred to as the
"76" flag. The "76" on the flag refers to 1776, the year of the
signing of the Declaration of Independence.
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