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Display one of America’s most distinctive historic flag designs with this Bennington 76 Flag, 100% Made in USA. The 3' × 5' flag is printed on durable 200-denier outdoor nylon with SolarGuard dyes and features the unmistakable blue canton, thirteen stars and large “76” associated with the Bennington flag design.
The Bennington flag is instantly recognizable by its large “76” in the blue canton, thirteen stars and unusual stripe arrangement. The number refers to 1776, the year the Declaration of Independence was adopted.
The traditional Bennington design also differs visually from many familiar early-American flags. Its stars are arranged around the “76,” and reproductions commonly feature white stripes at the top and bottom rather than the red outer stripes seen on the modern U.S. flag.
The Bennington flag is closely associated with Revolutionary-era remembrance and the Battle of Bennington, but its history is more complicated than the popular legend suggests. The surviving flag preserved by the Bennington Museum dates to the early nineteenth century rather than being conclusively documented as a battlefield flag from 1777.
For a deeper look at the historical evidence and the differences among several famous thirteen-star designs, see our Betsy Ross vs. Bennington vs. Cowpens flag guide.
This American-made Bennington flag is constructed from 200-denier nylon, a lightweight material that dries quickly and flies readily in moderate and lighter winds. SolarGuard dyes help maintain the flag’s red, white and blue appearance during outdoor use, while four rows of lockstitching reinforce the fly end where flags typically experience the greatest wear.
As with any outdoor flag, service life depends on weather, wind exposure, installation and how frequently the flag is flown. Inspect the fly end periodically for wear and avoid allowing the flag to contact roofs, trees, gutters or other nearby surfaces.
The Bennington 76 flag is a strong choice for Revolutionary-era displays, historical collections, Independence Day displays, America 250 commemorations, homes, businesses and anyone looking for a visually distinctive alternative to other thirteen-star flag designs.
Explore more historical American flags made in USA, or compare this design with additional early-American patterns in our Betsy Ross flag collection.
Need a pole or mounting system for your 3' × 5' flag? Browse American-made flagpoles and flagpole hardware.
The number “76” refers to 1776, the year the Declaration of Independence was adopted. It does not represent the year of the Battle of Bennington, which occurred in 1777.
The familiar Betsy Ross design places thirteen stars in a complete circle and contains no numerals. The Bennington design places stars around a prominent “76” and uses a distinctive stripe arrangement with white outer stripes.
Yes. This Bennington 76 Flag has been verified as 100% Made in USA.
Yes. It is made from 200-denier outdoor nylon with SolarGuard dyes and reinforced with four rows of lockstitching at the fly end. As with all outdoor flags, longevity will vary with weather and wind exposure.
Share shipping times, return policy, or product details here. You can also connect this to a product metafield with the dynamic source icon.
Display one of America’s most distinctive historic flag designs with this Bennington 76 Flag, 100% Made in USA. The 3' × 5' flag is printed on durable 200-denier outdoor nylon with SolarGuard dyes and features the unmistakable blue canton, thirteen stars and large “76” associated with the Bennington flag design.
The Bennington flag is instantly recognizable by its large “76” in the blue canton, thirteen stars and unusual stripe arrangement. The number refers to 1776, the year the Declaration of Independence was adopted.
The traditional Bennington design also differs visually from many familiar early-American flags. Its stars are arranged around the “76,” and reproductions commonly feature white stripes at the top and bottom rather than the red outer stripes seen on the modern U.S. flag.
The Bennington flag is closely associated with Revolutionary-era remembrance and the Battle of Bennington, but its history is more complicated than the popular legend suggests. The surviving flag preserved by the Bennington Museum dates to the early nineteenth century rather than being conclusively documented as a battlefield flag from 1777.
For a deeper look at the historical evidence and the differences among several famous thirteen-star designs, see our Betsy Ross vs. Bennington vs. Cowpens flag guide.
This American-made Bennington flag is constructed from 200-denier nylon, a lightweight material that dries quickly and flies readily in moderate and lighter winds. SolarGuard dyes help maintain the flag’s red, white and blue appearance during outdoor use, while four rows of lockstitching reinforce the fly end where flags typically experience the greatest wear.
As with any outdoor flag, service life depends on weather, wind exposure, installation and how frequently the flag is flown. Inspect the fly end periodically for wear and avoid allowing the flag to contact roofs, trees, gutters or other nearby surfaces.
The Bennington 76 flag is a strong choice for Revolutionary-era displays, historical collections, Independence Day displays, America 250 commemorations, homes, businesses and anyone looking for a visually distinctive alternative to other thirteen-star flag designs.
Explore more historical American flags made in USA, or compare this design with additional early-American patterns in our Betsy Ross flag collection.
Need a pole or mounting system for your 3' × 5' flag? Browse American-made flagpoles and flagpole hardware.
The number “76” refers to 1776, the year the Declaration of Independence was adopted. It does not represent the year of the Battle of Bennington, which occurred in 1777.
The familiar Betsy Ross design places thirteen stars in a complete circle and contains no numerals. The Bennington design places stars around a prominent “76” and uses a distinctive stripe arrangement with white outer stripes.
Yes. This Bennington 76 Flag has been verified as 100% Made in USA.
Yes. It is made from 200-denier outdoor nylon with SolarGuard dyes and reinforced with four rows of lockstitching at the fly end. As with all outdoor flags, longevity will vary with weather and wind exposure.
Every product on our site is sourced, crafted, and shipped from within the United States. No exceptions.
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