BRITISH RED ENSIGN FLAG - 3' x 5' Nylon

The British Red Ensign flag originated as a British naval ensign flown by the Royal Navy and was later adopted specifically by British merchant ships to be flown as their civil ensign1. It is characterized by its red flag with a Union Jack in its' top left corner, symbolizing patriotism and strength1. In 1674, Charles II decreed by Royal Proclamation that the Red Ensign, meaning a red flag with a St. George's Cross in the canton was to be the official flag of English merchant ships.

 • Made of 100% heavyweight, 
200-denier nylon bunting.
 • Aniline-dyed for brilliant, fast colors.
 • Treated to resist fading.
 • Fast drying.
 • State, Territory and World flags 
constructed to precise specifications.
 • Finished with white header and brass 
grommets.
 • Flies in the slightest breeze.

Made in the U.S.A.