Stainless Steel Winches Size:Small " was flown by Texian

" was flown by Texian rebels during the Battle of the Alamo in 1836

Blue field with yellow stars on top left and the motto "Hope" reference to Rhode Island's state motto

The 35-stars American flag represents the United States as it recognized West Virginia as a new state

The Serapis Flag was flown by John Paul Jones during his 1779 victory over the British ship HMS Serapis

it featured 28 stars on a blue field and 13 alternating red and white stripes

Stainless Steel Winches Size:Small " was flown by TexianThese winches are available for use on flagpoles with a butt diameter of 6" or larger. These gearless winches utilize cast bronze internal brakes which release when a winch handle is inserted, and rotational pressure is applied. The winch is locked at any position by removing the handle which engage the brake system. The small size is generally use on flagpoles up to 45', the large size is used on flagpoles from 50' thru 80' and X Large is used on