3' x 5' Cavalry Guidon Flag - Nylon us flags " was flown by Texian

" was flown by Texian rebels during the Battle of the Alamo in 1836

The flag depicts a rattlesnake in the attitude of going to strike with the words 'DONT TREAD ON ME' underneath

It symbolizes the defense of the fort against British forces and became an emblem of American resilience and independence

and blue with a "blue field with thirteen stars" in the canton

3' x 5' Cavalry Guidon Flag - Nylon us flags " was flown by TexianThe Cavalry Guidon is a small, distinctive flag used by cavalry units in the U. S. Army. It typically features a swallowtail design, often with the unit's insignia or identification number. Originating in the early 19th century, it serves as a signal and identification tool for cavalry units, distinguishing them in battle and during movements. For priority product support or questions, please call(866) 396 0069