North Dakota Knitted Nylon 5 x 8 Flag
- SKU:
- RU-FL5x8Kn-585809
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Description
The North Dakota Flag was adopted on March 3rd, 1911. The North Dakota Flag is almost exactly like the banners carried by state troopers during the Philippine-American War. The difference is that the banner didn't have the words, North Dakota , on it. The North Carolina Flag closely resembles the U.S. Seal.
FLAG QUALITY AND USES
Knitted Nylon Quality (Superior)
Construction: Nylon Knit
- Durable all-weather Nylon
- Light weave lets flag fly well even in light breeze
- Designs are through-printed and visible on both sides
- Bright, fade-resistant inks
- Double stitched edges all around
- Brass grommets
RECOMMENDED USES:
- Daily use in weather
- Outdoor ceremonial use
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