United States Historical Sons of Liberty Flag

All outdoor flags have a canvas heading with brass grommets. 
Screen printed
 

Sons of Liberty
This was the flag of the early colonist who had joined together in the protest against the British impositions on American economic freedom.
One such protest was resistance to the Stamp Act, on October 7, 1765. A
delegate from each of the nine colonies formed the "Stamp Act Congress" . They
petitioned the king and parliament, the act was repealed on March 18,
1766. The flag of nine red and white stripes that represented these "Sons of Liberty" became known as the "Rebellious Stripes." On December 16, 1773, the
Sons of Liberty protested the parliament's Tea Act, an action that became known as the Boston Tea Party. The colonists' believed the tax to be a violation of their legitimate economic liberty. Three and a half years
after the Tea Party the thirteen colonies had come together in their decision
to fight for independence and the nine stripes had grown to thirteen. The Sons of Liberty would rally under a large tree which became known as "The
Liberty Tree".

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