State of Oregon Flag 2 X 3 ft. Junior
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- RU-FL2X3P-6310
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Description
The Oregon Flag was adopted on February 26th, 1925. Underneath the state arms is the date that Oregon was admitted to the Union. The 33 stars show it was the 33rd state in the Union. The eagle shows protection. On the back of the Oregon Flag is beaver, one of the many animals native to Oregon.
FLAG QUALITY AND USES
Standard Quality
Construction: Super-weave polyester
- Our most popular quality level
- 100% synthetic waterproof material
- Designs are through-printed and visible on both sides
- Bright, fade-resistant inks
- Double stitched edges all around
- Reinforced grommet holes with metal rings
- Attaches easily to any flag pole
RECOMENDED USES:
- Fair weather outdoor display
- Excellent for events, indoor display and theatrical use
- Seasonal decoration, home use and parades
- Demonstrations, protests, parades
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