Description

A Distinguished Banner of Revolutionary Leadership

The Eder Flag Company’s Washington Commander-in-Chief Flag is a historically inspired reproduction that honors General George Washington’s military command. This 3’x5′ nylon flag reflects the earliest days of the American Revolution, when symbols of leadership and defiance were still developing. Historians associate this design with the personal standard used by Washington to mark his presence on the battlefield or at headquarters. Though not officially adopted by Congress, it became a powerful symbol of authority and unity among the Continental forces.

Striking Design with Symbolic Simplicity

This version of the flag features a solid blue field adorned with thirteen six-pointed white stars arranged in staggered rows. Each star represents one of the original thirteen colonies. The use of a blue background symbolizes loyalty, determination, and calm leadership. Unlike other flags of the era, this design omits the “Appeal to Heaven” motto, sometimes associated with similar early banners. The clean, minimalist design reflects Washington’s disciplined leadership and the collective resolve of colonial troops.

Crafted for Durability and Display

Eder Flag Company, a trusted American manufacturer known for quality craftsmanship, produces this flag using high-strength nylon fabric. Additionally, the material is lightweight, quick-drying, and resistant to UV fading, making it ideal for long-term outdoor or indoor display. Furthermore, the flag is finished with a heavy-duty canvas heading and durable brass grommets to ensure secure attachment and lasting use. As a result, it flies easily even in gentle wind and retains its vivid color through varying weather conditions.

Perfect for Historical Education and Commemoration

This flag makes a meaningful addition to classrooms, museums, reenactments, or patriotic events. As the United States approaches the Semiquincentennial in 2026, it offers a powerful tribute to Washington’s leadership and the founding of the nation. Communities can display the Washington Commander-in-Chief Flag during America 250 events to honor the principles of unity, courage, and commitment that helped shape American independence.