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Taunton Flag

$69.50
SKU:
50120
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Origin:
United States

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The Taunton flag is red with an early Union Jack in the canton. At the bottom of the flag is the text “Liberty and Union” in white.
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Description

Our Taunton flag is produced in the USA using premium nylon fabric, a lightweight and durable material designed for outdoor flying. The red background, canton, and text are added using precision digital printing technology for accuracy and vivid colors.

Each flag comes equipped with a sturdy canvas header and brass grommets for quick installation on any standard outdoor flagpole. For a striking display, consider flying this 3’ x 5’ flag outside your home on our 6’ tangle-free flagpole.

Taunton Flag Product Details

  • Constructed in the United States
  • Authentic 1774 design
  • Strong canvas header
  • Brass grommets for easy attachment
  • Single/reverse construction
  • 3’ x 5’ size

Liberty and Union Flag Meaning & History

The Liberty and Union flag was created in 1774 by the Sons of Liberty in the town of Taunton. It was flown on a liberty pole built outside the local courthouse and later adopted as the town’s official flag.

The flag’s design is based on a British Red Ensign, commonly used by British vessels at sea. The text “Liberty and Union” was then stitched onto the fabric. It represented dissatisfaction with the colonies’ relationship with Britain while affirming loyalty to the Crown through the use of the King’s Colors.

Other Details

The original was a flag of protest and petition, actually one of many such that were raised on "liberty poles" throughout the Thirteen Colonies and particularly in New England during the five years prior to the outbreak of the Revolution.

The Taunton Flag proclaimed loyalty to the Crown, laid claim on behalf of the colonists to the rights of Englishmen, and called for a union of the colonies in the quarrel with Britain. It was probably raised with the authority of a resolution of the town meeting.