The Indiana Flag Pole Hem slides straight onto the pole, with no grommets or snap hooks, for a clean display of a gold torch and 19 stars on a blue field.
It is printed on UV-resistant 200 denier nylon, and the pole hem slides over the pole, indoors or out.
For a halyard flagpole, see the grommets version. For ceremonial display, see the fringe version. Choose 3×5 FT or 4×6 FT.
Specifications for the Indiana Flag Pole Hem:
The design on the Indiana Flag Pole Hem comes from this history.
Indiana’s flag was designed by Paul Hadley of Mooresville and adopted by the 1917 General Assembly as part of the state’s centennial commemoration. The 1955 General Assembly changed its name from banner to flag.
State law (IC 1-2-2-1) calls for a blue field with nineteen stars and a flaming torch in gold or buff. Thirteen stars form an outer circle, five more form a half circle below the torch, and a larger nineteenth star for Indiana sits above the flame, with the word Indiana above it.
Ways to display the Indiana Flag Pole Hem:
Both. The pole hem slides over the pole, indoors or out. For a flagpole with a halyard and snap hooks, see the grommets version.
We also make it with brass grommets for outdoor flagpoles and fringe for ceremonial display.
On one pole, the American flag flies at the peak with the Indiana flag beneath it. On adjacent poles, the American flag is hoisted first and lowered last, and the Indiana flag never goes above it or to its right, so the American flag sits at its own right, the viewer’s left (U.S. Flag Code, 4 U.S.C. § 7).
Yes. Flags for all 50 states, the District of Columbia and U.S. territories are in State & Territory Flags.
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