Bennington Economy Car Flag
Product Description
The Bennington flag is the flag that flew over the military stores in Bennington, Vermont, on August 16, 1777 celebrating the fact that the American militia led by General John Stark, defeated a large British raiding force, thus protecting the military supplies at Bennington. Note that this flag begins with a white stripe.
The Bennington Economy Car Flags are made of 1-PLY 100% woven polyester, double stitched all around for extra durability, and mounted on a 17.5” unbreakable, flexible pole, optimal within city speed limits.
The Bennington Economy Car Flags are made of 1-PLY 100% woven polyester, double stitched all around for extra durability, and mounted on a 17.5” unbreakable, flexible pole, optimal within city speed limits.
