Description

Precision Craftsmanship for a Professional Finish

Enhance your guidon display with the Annin Flagmakers Pointed Bottom Ferrule, a precision-engineered accessory that delivers both stability and ceremonial polish. Designed to fit Annin’s 1¼″ ash hardwood guidon poles, this ferrule ensures a secure fit and completes the staff with a classic pointed design — ideal for indoor, parade, or institutional use.

Durable Metal Construction in Brass or Chrome

Available in polished brass or bright chrome finish, this bottom ferrule offers both strength and style. Each unit is machined from high-quality metal for long-term durability, corrosion resistance, and a refined appearance that complements Annin’s matching Army spear toppers. The pointed tip provides a balanced, finished look for professional-grade guidon and color guard displays.

Key Features

• Available in brass or chrome finish

• Designed for 1¼″ diameter hardwood guidon poles

• Precision-machined for a secure fit and long-lasting use

• Polished surface resists wear, tarnish, and corrosion

• Perfect match for Annin’s two-piece guidon poles and spear toppers

Ideal for Ceremonial, Institutional, or Parade Use

The Annin bottom ferrule completes your display with the same professional finish found in official military and institutional setups. Whether presenting a guidon in an ROTC drill, classroom, or formal color guard ceremony, this accessory ensures your flagstaff is finished to Annin’s exacting standards.

Internal Link Recommendation

Pair the Annin Flagmakers Pointed Bottom Ferrule with our matching
Annin Flagmakers Guidon Flagpole – 8ft or 9ft Two-Piece Ash Hardwood Pole
and Guidon Floor Stands and Accessories
for a complete, professional-grade ceremonial display.

About Annin Flagmakers

Founded in 1847, Annin Flagmakers remains America’s oldest and most trusted flag manufacturer. Their commitment to American-made quality, time-honored craftsmanship, and patriotic pride ensures every flag and accessory upholds the highest standards. Learn more about their heritage and dedication at the Annin Flagmakers Official Website.