Crockett Alamo Flag - Texas Davy Crockett's Flags for Sale 3 X 5 ft. Standard

TX Davy Crockett’s Alamo Flag

You’ve heard of Davy Crockett right, but did you know he had a flag too?

This flag is described in a journal entry from Davy Crockett dated February 23, 1836 “We have a had a large national flag made. It is composed of thirteen stripes, red and white, alternating on a blue ground, with a large white star, of five points, in the center, and between the points the letters ‘TEXAS.’ ”  Some historians don’t believe the Crockett journal is authentic. But variants of this flag were noted in other revolutionary episodes in the weeks leading up to the Alamo battle.

Size: 3×5 feet

Standard Quality –  Super-weave polyester

• Our most popular quality level
• 100%  synthetic waterproof material
• Designs are through-dyes and visible on both sides
• Bright, fade-resistant dye
• Double stitched edges all around
• Reinforced grommet holes with metal rings
• Attaches easily to any flag pole

• Fair weather outdoor display
• Excellent for events, indoor display and theatrical use
• Seasonal decoration, home use
• Demonstrations, protests, parades