Bedford 35;5 Flag

Bedford Minutemen FlagThe Bedford Flag is believed to have been carried by Bedford Minuteman Nathaniel Page of Bedford Massachusetts at the Bridge at the Battle of Concord on April 19, 1775, which began the American Revolution. The artwork depicts an armored arm grasping a straight sword emerging from a cloud while three cannonballs hang in the air just beside the cloud. A gold banner with the Latin motto ;VINCE AUT MORIRE; which means ;Win Or Die; is arranged over the sword and around the arm. The Bedford flag design is in use today as the official flag of Bedford Massachusetts.This flag is a reproduction that closely resembles the Bedfpord Battle flag. The exact size and materials are not the same as the original. The artwork is visible on both sides. The lettering reads correctly from one side only.One solid piece of printed, hemmed fabricLightweight 100-denier polyester that will fly nicely in the slightest breeze.Bright colors4 rows of stitching on the fly end to prevent premature frayingReinforced header with brass grommetsFlag size: 3; x 5;