3' x 5' Pine Tree Flag - Nylon State Flags (D) First adopted in 1867

First adopted in 1867

from 1799 to 1867

symbolizing American independence and becoming linked to Jones's naval success in the Revolutionary War

with the 13th star in the center

The Gadsden flag was first used in February 1776

3' x 5' Pine Tree Flag - Nylon State Flags (D) First adopted in 1867The Pine Tree Flag was used during the American Revolutionary War and features a design with a green pine tree on a white field. The flag symbolizes the resistance of the American colonies to British rule, particularly in New England, where the pine tree was a symbol of liberty and defiance. It was prominently used by the colonists as a symbol of their fight for independence. For priority product support or questions, please call(866) 396 0069