Flags - Historic Flags, Texas Flags

French Fleur-de-Lis Flag, (aka Lilly Flower), twenty-three fleur-de-lis are displayed; common from about 1590 to about 1790, believed to have been carried in Texas by French colonials of the period.
3'x5' High Quality Nylon, suitable for outdoor display; heavy white duck headings and brass grommets.

French Fleur-de-Lis Flag, (aka Lilly Flower), three fleur-de-lis displayed on a blue field; common from about 1400 until 1590 this flag is known as the French Royal Flag.
3'x5' High Quality Nylon, suitable for outdoor display; heavy white duck headings and brass grommets.

French Fleur-de-Lis Flag, (aka Lilly Flower), three fleur-de-lis are displayed; common from about 1590-1790 this flag is one of four that was used on warships and fortresses. Known as the Bourbon Banner, this white flag with three golden fleurs-de-lis is believed to have been one of the simple flags that France flew over all or most of the French forts and settlements in America.
3'x5' High Quality Nylon, suitable for outdoor display; heavy white duck headings and brass grommets.

General Lee's Headquarters Flag
3'x5' Economy Nylon, suitable for indoor - or short-term outdoor - display.

Flown by Texans at Gonzales in defiance of Mexican troops wanting their cannon back, prized by the Texans who had liberated it from them.
3'x5' High Quality Nylon, suitable for outdoor display; heavy white duck headings and brass grommets.