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North Carolina State Flag
3x5 North Carolina State Flag For Sale The North Carolina state flag consists of a blue union with a white star in the center with the letter 'N" on t
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North Carolina State Flag
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North Carolina State Flag
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3x5 North Carolina State Flag For Sale
The North Carolina state flag consists of a blue union with a white star in the center with the letter 'N" on the left and the letter "C" on the right. Above the star is a banner that reads "May 20th 1775" and below the star a banner which reads "April 12th 1776". Next to the union are two bars, the top bar red, and the bottom bar white.
The dates on the flag reflect the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence (5/20/1775) and the Halifax Resolves (04/12/1776,) documents which place North Carolina at the forefront of the American Independence movement.
- Made with bright, vibrant, and durable Solormax Nylon.
- 2 brass grommets
- Indoor/Outdoor Flag
- Made in America
- Sold by Americans
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