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Gadsden flag

This Gadsden flag is set on a yellow background and features a black coiled timber rattlesnake, sitting on a patch of green grass, beneath which sit the words 'Don't Tread On Me' in black. The Gadsden flag was created by politician Christopher Gadsden in 1775 during the American Revolution.

The Gadsden flag is often used in the United States of America by libertarians as a symbol for such movements as limited government, gun rights and individual freedom.

The Gadsden flag flying over the Civic Center Plaza in San Francisco, United States of America

The Gadsden flag flying over the Civic Center Plaza in San Francisco, United States of America

Gadsden flag 150x90cm
Dimensions for flag 1500x900mm
Gadsden 150x90cm polyester flag with double stitched hems, the hoist edge has two eyelets.
SKU: H-GADSD/L
$23.00
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