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Annin Flagmakers Bennington Nyl-Glo Nylon & Bulldog Cotton Flags – Historic Revolutionary War Design

A Symbol of Revolutionary Heritage

The Annin Flagmakers Bennington Flag proudly honors one of America’s most distinctive symbols from the Revolutionary War era. Meticulously crafted and FMAA certified, this flag represents the spirit of independence and resilience that defined the nation’s earliest days. Available in both Nyl-Glo nylon and Bulldog cotton, it stands as a faithful reproduction of the flag that inspired patriots during the Battle of Bennington.

Available Sizes and Fabric Options

To meet a variety of display needs, the Bennington Flag is offered in several sizes and materials — each with embroidered stars and the “76” emblem for authentic historical detail:

Bulldog Cotton Flags: 2′×3′, 3′×5′, and 4′×6′
(All feature embroidered stars and embroidered “76”)

Nyl-Glo Nylon Flags: 2′×3′, 3′×5′, 4′×6′, and 5′×8′
(Embroidery on stars and “76” for sizes up through 4′×6′; appliqued stars and “76” on the 5′×8′ size)

Each flag includes a sturdy canvas heading with brass grommets for secure mounting and long-lasting durability in both indoor and outdoor settings.

Distinctive Design Rooted in Patriotism

This historic flag features thirteen white stars arranged in a seven-pointed arc pattern on a blue canton, paired with thirteen alternating red and white stripes. The top and bottom stripes are white, distinguishing it from the modern U.S. flag. Prominently centered within the canton, the large white “76” commemorates the year of American independence. Altogether, the design reflects the courage, creativity, and determination of early patriots who fought for freedom.

Honoring the Battle of Bennington

The Bennington Flag takes its name from the Battle of Bennington, fought on August 16, 1777, in present-day Vermont. During this critical engagement, American forces led by General John Stark achieved a decisive victory over British and Hessian troops. The flag became a rallying symbol of unity and perseverance, inspiring soldiers in their struggle for independence. Its distinctive design and historic legacy continue to capture the spirit of the Revolutionary generation.

A Timeless Tribute to American Independence

Displaying the Bennington Flag is a meaningful way to celebrate the enduring ideals of liberty and patriotism. Its bold “76” design and thirteen stars recall the bravery of those who fought for freedom. Whether displayed at home, in classrooms, or during community events, this flag evokes the heritage and pride that built the United States.

Keeping the Spirit of ’76 Alive for America 250

As the United States prepares to mark its Semiquincentennial (America 250) in 2026, the Annin Flagmakers Bennington Flag serves as a striking reminder of the Spirit of ’76. Fly it proudly during parades, historical reenactments, or patriotic displays to honor America’s 250 years of independence. This flag bridges past and present, symbolizing unity, courage, and an unyielding love of freedom.

Explore More Historic Flags

Discover additional designs in our Historic U.S. Flags Collection, including the Betsy Ross, Grand Union, and Bunker Hill Flags — all crafted with the same care and patriotic pride by Annin Flagmakers.

About Annin Flagmakers

Founded in 1847, Annin Flagmakers remains America’s oldest and most trusted flag manufacturer. Their dedication to American-made quality, traditional craftsmanship, and national pride ensures that every flag upholds the highest standards. Learn more about their enduring legacy at the Annin Flagmakers Official Website.