Name: United States Historical Flag, All Styles
SKU: United States Historical Flag
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United States Historical Flag, All Styles

Item Number: United States Historical Flag

$34.70 – $182.07

The “United States Historical Flag” represents the evolution of Old Glory, symbolizing freedom, unity, and resilience. With 27 distinct legal flags throughout U.S. history, each flag marks moments in the nation’s expansion. Stars are added after each state’s admission, and no U.S. flag ever becomes obsolete. These flags feature individually sewn stripes and appliquéd stars, except the current 50-star flag, which has embroidered stars. Made of durable nylon with canvas heading and brass grommets, they are available in 3’x5′, 4’x6′, and 5’x8′ sizes. Certified by the Flag Manufacturers Association of America (FMAA) and made by Eder Flag.

**Flags are typically made to order. Please allow around 10 working days for production.**

Old Glory Historical

13 Stars (1777 - 1795)
15 Stars (1795 - 1818)
20 Stars (1818 - 1819)
21 Stars (1819 - 1820)
23 Stars (1820 - 1822)
24 Stars (1822 - 1836)
25 Stars (1836 - 1837)
26 Stars (1837 - 1845)
27 Stars (1845 - 1846)
28 Stars (1846 - 1847)
29 Stars (1847 - 1848)
30 Stars (1848 - 1851)
31 Stars (1851 - 1858)
32 Stars (1858 - 1859)
33 Stars (1859 - 1861)
34 Stars (1861 - 1863)
35 Stars (1863 - 1865)
36 Stars (1865 - 1867)
37 Stars (1867 - 1877)
38 Stars (1877 - 1890)
43 Stars (1890 - 1891)
44 Stars (1891 - 1896)
45 Stars (1896 - 1908)
46 Stars (1908 - 1912)
48 Stars (1912 - 1959)
49 Stars (1959 - 1960)
50 Stars (1960 - Present)

United States Flag Sizes

3' X 5'
4' X 6'
5' X 8'

Description

The “United States Historical Flag” represents the evolution of Old Glory, a symbol of freedom, unity, and resilience. Throughout the history of the United States, there have been 27 distinct legal flags, each corresponding to specific moments in the nation’s expansion. The government added stars on the 4th of July following each state’s admission. The design of the U.S. flag has changed as new states joined the Union. Contrary to popular belief, the first official U.S. flag was not the Betsy Ross flag. It was the staggered star pattern that marks the official “Stars and Stripes” from the country’s infancy. Each of these flags remains a legal representation of the United States. No U.S. flag ever becomes obsolete; people can still fly them today with honor.

A specific law governs the process of adding stars to the flag. The government adds a new star on the 4th of July after a new state joins the Union. For example, Vermont’s addition occurred in 1791, and Hawaii made the final addition when it became the 50th state in 1959.The flag designer adds the stars to the blue canton, while the stripes—representing the original 13 colonies—remain unchanged at 13. This method of flag evolution continues to symbolize both the country’s history and its growth.

The flags in this listing include replicas of these historical versions, featuring individually sewn stripes and fully appliquéd stars. The current flag (the 50-star flag) displays embroidered stars for added detail. Craftsmen make these flags from durable nylon, and they are available in three sizes: 3’x5′, 4’x6′, and 5’x8′. A canvas heading and brass grommets finish each flag, ensuring durability for both indoor and outdoor display. These flags are certified by the Flag Manufacturers Association of America (FMAA). Eder Flag, a trusted name, makes them.

Each historical U.S. flag shown here honors the nation’s legacy. It allows you to proudly display any period of U.S. history. Whether representing the original 13 colonies or the full 50 states, these flags celebrate our country’s growth. These flags are not only a tribute to our past. Lastly, they are also a testament to the continuity and enduring spirit of the United States.

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Old Glory Historical	13 Stars (1777 – 1795), 15 Stars (1795 – 1818), 20 Stars (1818 – 1819), 21 Stars (1819 – 1820), 23 Stars (1820 – 1822), 24 Stars (1822 – 1836), 25 Stars (1836 – 1837), 26 Stars (1837 – 1845), 27 Stars (1845 – 1846), 28 Stars (1846 – 1847), 29 Stars (1847 – 1848), 30 Stars (1848 – 1851), 31 Stars (1851 – 1858), 32 Stars (1858 – 1859), 33 Stars (1859 – 1861), 34 Stars (1861 – 1863), 35 Stars (1863 – 1865), 36 Stars (1865 – 1867), 37 Stars (1867 – 1877), 38 Stars (1877 – 1890), 43 Stars (1890 – 1891), 44 Stars (1891 – 1896), 45 Stars (1896 – 1908), 46 Stars (1908 – 1912), 48 Stars (1912 – 1959), 49 Stars (1959 – 1960), 50 Stars (1960 – Present)
United States Flag Sizes	3' X 5', 4' X 6', 5' X 8'