1636 Endicott Flag of Massachusetts Bay Colony

A historic Massachusetts flag, the Endicott flag (a.k.a. Endecott) was created as an act of rebellion, defacing the British Red Ensign over a religous objection to the use of the cross in the canton. Named after John Endicott, then governor of the Massachusetts Colony, this circa 1636 variant is the more accurate, likely design. 

Another variant, shown HERE, may be more interesting visually, but has scarce and problematic historical reference as to it's provenance. 

• Durable All-Weather Nylon
• Panel sewn design from bolt dyed fabric
• Single-reverse with four rows reinforced stitching for durability
• Choose attachment type - Header and grommet for outdoor use, pole sleeve with fringe for indoor ornamental use
• Made in USA