50 Stars

Red, white, and blue is what we love. The flag is like it is running for our

freedom. It makes the noise that tops all the other beautiful noises. 50 is my favorite number and I am proud.

Lexington P. O. Page

My Son Age 7

Custom Grave Markers

6" Oval 95th Infantry Division Marker custom grave marker

We have been providing many people and organizations with plastic and bronze grave markers over the years. We are now able to offer custom bronze grave makers. Whether you need one or hundreds we can get them for you. The picture shows our newest custom grave marker which was made for the 9th Infantry. The 6″ Oval 95th Infantry Division Marker with Rod cost a little over $200 which is a fitting tribute to all whom served and are serving in that division. Do you have an idea for acustom marker let us know we can get it done for you.

The Spinning Pole

There have been many updates in the flag industry, but one stands out.

For as long as flags have been flying on house mounted flagpoles, they have gotten wrapped around the pole. This is called being “furled.” Many items try to negate this unsightely display of the American flag: the pole sleeve flag, the unwrapper tube and the neverfurl. They all accomplished the job of keeping the flag unfurled, but none has succeded as easily as the spinning pole has. It’s simple. Attach the flag and let it fly free. The spinning pole has made the un-wrapper tube and the never-furl obsolete.

What makes it so simple? The pole is actually two pieces of aluminum tube that screw together.

One piece has ball bearings in it allowing the top tube to spin. This spinning keeps the flag from wrapping. Simple. The Spinning pole video shows how a flag just spins free. (I don’t know how to rotate the video)

Texas State Flag

The Lone Star state is the only state that has flags in size 30′ x 60′ ready to go. This goes right along with the saying everything is bigger in Texas. At one time, Spain, France,Mexico, the Republic of Texas, the Confederacy and the United States have all flown flags over Texas. They encompass the six flags of Texas. The Texas flag itself, consists of The Lone Star a large white star that was first used on flags carried by Texas during the Texas Revolution against Mexico in the 1830s. It is thought that the star comes from the Bonnie Blue Flag used in 1810 by the Settlers in West Florida. An official flag with this star was chosen in 1839, although during the Civil War, the Confederate flag was flown. The flag’s color blue stands for loyalty, white for purity and red for bravery. Texas State Flag Adopted: 1839 The 28th state, admitted 1845