This Pine Tree banner was flown by the American Navy at its birth. This was the flag they raised as the first American War vessels were deployed against the British in Boston Bay. The Pine Tree had become a strong yet simple symbol of New England and the Colonies, and was well liked by Colonials, including General Washington. The words “An Appeal to Heaven” are in reference to a resolution by the Provincial Congress of Massachusetts, which states “Appealing to Heaven for the justice of our cause, we determine to die or be free.”
Received this beautiful Flag as a gift from my Sister!
The Pine Tree Banner IS a very bold and yet simple symbol from our beginnings as the New England Colonies, and I feel will be
~very appropriate~ in our “history” yet to come:
“Appealing to Heaven for the justice of our cause, we determine to die or be free.”
Thank You, CF!
The Pine Tree Banner IS a very bold and yet simple symbol from our beginnings as the New England Colonies, and I feel will be
~very appropriate~ in our “history” yet to come:
“Appealing to Heaven for the justice of our cause, we determine to die or be free.”
Thank You, CF!
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2x3' | vhf2x3nwas1 |
$34.95
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3x5' | gfwa06406 |
$44.95
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4x6' | vhf4x6nwas1 |
$124.95
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5x8' | vhf5x8nwas1 |
$159.95
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6x10' | vhf6x10nwas1 |
$289.95
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