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- Flags
- Hats
- Gadsden Flag Baseball Cap - Orange
- Gadsden Flag Baseball Cap - Khaki
- Gadsden Flag Baseball Cap - Blue
- Gadsden Flag Baseball Cap - Black - Dont Tread On Me
- Gadsden Flag Hat - Yellow
- Black Culpeper Baseball Cap
- White Culpeper Baseball Cap
- Red Culpeper Baseball Cap
- First Navy Jack Baseball Cap
- Join or Die Baseball Cap
- Gadsden Flag Bucket Hat
- Gadsden Flag Bucket Hat - Gold
- Come and Take It Baseball Cap
- Patches & Stickers
- Gadsden Patch - Don't Tread On Me
- Culpeper Patch
- 1st Navy Jack (Don't tread on me) Patch
- Gadsden Flag Stickers - Package of 60
- 1st Navy Jack Flag Stickers - Package of 60
- Culpeper Flag Stickers - Package of 60
- Gadsden Flag Decal
- Culpeper Decal
- Culpeper Flag Temporary Tattoos
- Gadsden Flag Temporary Tattoos
- Gonzales Flag Temporary Tattoos
- Auto Items
- Gadsden Flag License Plate
- Black Gadsden Flag License Plate
- Gadsden Car Flag
- Gadsden Flag Decal
- Culpeper Decal
- Gadsden Motorcycle Flag - 6" x 9"
- Culpeper Flag License Plate
- First Navy Jack License Plate
- Unite or Die License Plate
- First Navy Jack Car Flag
- Gadsden Flag Bumper Sticker
- American Flag License Plate
- Other Great Gifts
- Pins
- Gadsden Flag Lapel Pin
- 1st Navy Jack Lapel Pin
- Culpeper Flag Lapel Pin
- Join or Die Flag Lapel Pin
- First Navy Jack Flag Lapel Pin
- Tea Party Pin - Silent Majority No More
- Tea Party Pin - We Are TeaD
- Dont Tread On Me Pin - Antique Gold
- Tea Party Pin - Silver Stars
- Tea Party Pin - Crystal Stars
- Tea Party Lapel Pin
- Tea Party Lapel Pin - Pewter
- Liberty Tree Pin
- Tea Party Patriot Button
- Tea Party Button
- Dont Tread On Me Button - Pink
- Dont Tread On Me Button
- Flag History
Must Have Items
Conceived by Commodore Hopkins in 1775, the 1st Navy Jack was originally used as a signal to engage the enemy. It has 13 alternating red and white stripes with an uncoiled rattlesnake emblem and the motto "Don't Tread on Me."
It is made of stamped aluminum, painted in high gloss, with a raised (stamped) image of the First Navy Jack Flag on it.
Since September 11, 2002, all U.S. Navy ships have been flying the 1st Navy Jack in the global war on terrorism. Show your support and display it on your car!
Come Follow Us.
Conceived by Commodore Hopkins in 1775, the 1st Navy Jack was originally used as a signal to engage the enemy. It has 13 alternating red and white stripes with an uncoiled rattlesnake emblem and the motto "Don't Tread on Me." Since September 11, 2002, all U.S. Navy ships have been flying the 1st Navy Jack in the global war on terrorism. Show your support and display it on your car!