3' x 5' Commodore Perry Flag - Nylon Summer " was flown by Texian

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

It typically features a swallowtail design

features a design with a blue field and a gold or yellow figure of a mounted horseman

The three fleur-de-lis are commonly seen on flags and emblems to denote the French influence or heritage in various regions and organizations

COTTON - Endura-Tex cotton are made with 2x2 ply mercerized cotton bunting

3' x 5' Commodore Perry Flag - Nylon Summer " was flown by TexianThe "Don't Give Up the Ship" flag was famously used by Commodore Oliver Hazard Perry during the War of 1812. The flag features the phrase "Don't Give Up the Ship" and was a rallying cry during Perry's decisive victory at the Battle of Lake Erie in 1813. The phrase was a personal motto of Perry's, inspired by his dying words of his friend and mentor, Captain James Lawrence, and it symbolized perseverance and resolve in the face of adversity. For