Product Description
Honor colonial history with the 1707 Nylon British Red Ensign Flag Grommets, designed for long-lasting outdoor display. Made from UV-resistant 200 denier nylon, this historic flag features a red field with the Union Jack in the upper hoist and St. George’s Cross, resisting fading in American climates. Designed for compact, high-impact presentation, the flag delivers full-color heritage in a perfectly proportioned format ideal for flagpoles, reenactments, or colonial displays.
Historical Context
The 1707 Red Ensign was adopted after the Acts of Union uniting England and Scotland, featuring the first Union Jack in the canton. Used by British merchant ships and American colonists until the Revolutionary War, it symbolized colonial allegiance. The flag’s design influenced early American maritime flags and remains a key symbol of British imperial history.
Flag Features
The Nylon pole heading ensures durability, while brass grommets provide secure flagpole attachment. Perfect for historical reenactments, maritime history events, or colonial heritage displays, this emblem honors tradition and is proudly made in the USA with superior craftsmanship. Its crisp stitching and vibrant colors deliver history-ready performance, ideal for showcasing Red Ensign pride. Pair with a flagpole or historical displays for a complete setup. Fun Fact: The 1707 flag featured the first Union Jack after England and Scotland united!
Specifications – Grommet Finish:
• Flag Material: 100% 200 denier nylon
• Heading Material: Nylon pole heading with (2) brass grommets
• Side Hem: Double needle lock stitch (~7 stitches/inch)
• Heading Join: Double needle lock stitch (~7 stitches/inch)
• Fly Hem: Single needle lock stitch (~7 stitches/inch)
Description
The 1707 British Red Ensign Flag Grommets typically consists of:
• A red field with Union Jack in the upper hoist and white St. George’s Cross throughout.
Symbolism
• Red Field: English tradition.
• Union Jack: Anglo-Scottish union.
• St. George’s Cross: England.
Proportions
• Standard proportions: 1:2 (height to width).
