Made in USA. Exclusive. Huge sizes from 12×18 inch to 15×20 feet First National 7 Stars Flag for sale – Outdoor. Flagpole or Boat Flag. 2×3 3×5 4×6 5×8 6×10 Jumbo 8×12 10×15 12×18 15×20 Stadium. All are available in double sided. 8×10 or larger have rope and thimble.

First Flag of North Carolina (1861–1865)

Add 2 extra grommets to any flag here.

Custom Made of durable and long-lasting nylon fabric and solid brass grommets, this flag lasts much longer than our Standard flag. You won’t find nylon flags with higher tensile and tear strength. It has excellent strength retention under UV exposure, and high resistance to UV fading. The colors are deep, bright, and last over time due to the aniline dye process. They have better wash-fastness and light-fastness than nylons of similar fabric construction. One inch double edge fold around flag, with four rows of stitching on the fly edge. There reinforced stitching at the top and bottom of the fly edge of the flag.

You can order this flag in various sizes, from 5×8 feet to 12×18 feet. This high-quality flag is 100% made in the USA.

This product has the following features:

• Durable, high-quality dacron polyester flag made to last
• Resistant to water, UV fading and pressure
• Includes one-inch double edge fold right around the flag to keep it in place
• Reinforced stitching at the bottom and top of the flag
• You can attach it easily to any flag pole
• Pole hem or sleeve upon request
• Fringes added upon request

 This Flag was used during the civil war. 

North Carolina did not have an official state flag until the North Carolinian state constitutional convention of 1861. During this convention, delegates voted to join the Confederacy. They established a committee to come up with a flag. This flag was ratified by the convention on June 22, 1861. The flag consisted of a red field with a white star in the center. Inscribed above the star was the date May 20, 1775, the controversial date of the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence. Inscribed below the star in a semi-circular form was the date May 20, 1861, which was the date North Carolina declared it had seceded from the U.S.