Gadsden Flag – Don't Tread on Me Nylon Flag with Brass Grommets
Gadsden Flag – Don't Tread on Me Nylon Flag with Brass Grommets
Gadsden Flag – “Don’t Tread on Me”
One of America’s most iconic symbols of liberty, the Gadsden flag has flown since February 1776 when it was first carried into battle during the Colonial American Revolution. Featuring a coiled rattlesnake ready to strike above the defiant words “DONT TREAD ON ME,” this flag remains a powerful emblem of American independence and resolve.
Product Features
- Made in USA: Proudly manufactured in America
- Material: 100% heavyweight 200-denier nylon — durable, fast-drying, and built for outdoor display
- Colors: Aniline-dyed for brilliant, fade-resistant color that holds up in sun and weather
- Hardware: Solid brass grommets for secure, rust-free mounting
- Flies beautifully even in the slightest breeze
About the Gadsden Flag
The Gadsden flag was among the many rattlesnake flags used during the American Revolution and is the most widely recognized. First flown in 1776, it depicts a rattlesnake in a striking pose — a warning to those who would threaten American freedom. It remains a popular symbol of patriotism, liberty, and American heritage.
Available Sizes
- 12" × 18" — Ideal for desk display or small poles
- 2' × 3' — Great for indoor or vehicle mounting
- 3' × 5' — Standard outdoor display size
- 4' × 6' — Larger outdoor or ceremonial use
- 5' × 8' — High-visibility outdoor display
- 6' × 10' — Large-scale government or institutional display
- 8' × 12' — Maximum-impact display for memorials and installations
A trusted choice for patriots, history enthusiasts, government offices, and anyone who proudly stands for American liberty.