Description

A Bold Symbol of Early American Resistance

The Eder Flag Company’s Sons of Liberty Flag is a powerful reproduction of one of the earliest symbols of American defiance. This 3’x5′ nylon flag represents the spirit of resistance that took root well before the formal start of the Revolutionary War. The Sons of Liberty were a secret society formed in the 1760s to protest British policies, including the Stamp Act and other taxation measures. Their flag—marked by bold red and white stripes—was an unmistakable emblem of unity and protest in the American colonies.

Distinctive and Striking Design

The Sons of Liberty Flag features nine vertical alternating red and white stripes. Each stripe is thought to represent one of the original protesting colonies. Unlike later versions of the U.S. flag, this banner does not include stars or a canton. Instead, its minimalist design underscores its origins as a grassroots protest flag. The bold vertical stripes make it instantly recognizable and deeply symbolic of early American resistance and unity.

Quality Construction with Historic Integrity

Eder Flag Company, renowned for its craftsmanship and attention to historical detail, manufactures this flag using premium nylon fabric. The material is lightweight, quick-drying, and resistant to UV fading. A heavy-duty canvas heading and durable brass grommets make the flag easy to hoist and display. Additionally, it performs well in light wind and retains its vibrant color even in outdoor settings. These features ensure long-lasting display whether indoors or outdoors.

Ideal for Education and Patriotic Display

This flag is an excellent addition to classrooms, museums, reenactments, or patriotic events. It helps tell the story of colonial unrest and the determination to resist tyranny. Whether displayed for educational purposes or personal pride, the Sons of Liberty Flag stands as a timeless symbol of courage and collective action. It continues to inspire those who value freedom and the bold beginnings of American independence.