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3x5 Virginia State Flag For Sale
Made with bright, vibrant, and durableSolormaxNylon.
2 brass grommets
Indoor/Outdoor Flag
Made in America
Sold by Americans
The Commonwealth of Virginia state flag consists of the obverse of the Virginia State Seal on a field of dark blue. The flag was first adopted in 1861, at the beginning of the American Civil War and then additional standardization to the flag in 1950.
In the center of the flag, the seal sits with a female figure personifying the Roman virtue of Virtus, a figure of peace. She stands in a victory pose with the battle already won with the tip of her long spear facing down as she uses it as a rest. In her other hand, she holds a sheathed sword, a parazonium, which is a sword not of combat but on authority. Her foot stands on the chest of Tyranny, representing Great Brittain. The royal crown lay on the ground representing the Commonwealths new freedom from the monarchical control of the king. The figure of tyranny has a broken chain in his left hand with a useless whip in his right. These are symbolic of Virginia breaking the chains of tyranny and the relief from torturing whips used as acts of punishment by Great Brittian. Tyranny wears a robe of purple signifying Julius Ceasar and the Roman King Tarquinius Priscus.
This image is encircled by sprigs of Virginia Creeperred flowers. In between the image and flowers at the top is the word "Virginia" with the words at the bottom reading "Sic Semper Tyrannis." Which translates to "Thus always to tyrants" but more popularly the motto is said to mean "Get your foot off my neck."
Virginia State Seal
When the colony of Virginia declared it's independence from Great Britain a committee was appointed to make an official seal for the Commonwealth of Virginia. The committee had only 4 members, Richard Henry Lee, George Mason, George Wythe, and Robert Carter Nicholas Sr., and as they did not want the seal to mimick the coats-of-arms used in Great Britain in the slightest they opted for a design inspired by Ancient Rome and adopted a two-sided Seal. (shown below)
While the Great Seal (obverse side) is described above displaying on the flag the reverse contains 3 Roman goddesses, representing blessings of freedom and peace. The center goddess is the matron Libertas, the goddess of individual liberties, holding a wand with a Phrygian cap hanging from the top signifying her magical gifts. On her left, Ceres stands, the Roman goddess of agriculture. She holds an enormous stalk of wheat in one hand and a horn of plenty in her other to signify the abundance of Virginias harvest. On Libertas's right, Aeternitas stands to represent the eternity of Virginia. She holds a golden ball, a symbol of authority, with a phoenix standing on the ball to represent the effective government in the Commonwealth. Above the goddesses the motto of "Perseverando" which translates to "Persevering." Said to represent a reminder to all future generations the need to persist in maintaining the blessings of liberty.
Own a piece of history. Engineered with military grade DURA FLIGHT™ technology and ColorGuard™ UV protection, this restricted production series is built to endure.
I recently had to take my flagpole down to repair it, because my 20' flagpole was only 15' . I ordered the parts prior to noticing that the repair parts were covered free by the warranty on my 20' Phoenix telescoping flagpole. There are very useful videos on the website, that show how to take apart the pole and find the parts needing repair. It took approximately a week for my parts to arrive, and my flags are flying high again! The only thing I had to cover was shipping for the parts. Thanks for being a reputable American company that stands behind your products!
Review after 8 years of owning Atlantic Flag & Pole Telescoping 25' FlagPole
I paid over $800 dollars in 2018 for this Flagpole. I cannot honestly give this flagpole a 5 star rating when this is the second time I have had to replace the inter locking replacement parts. Upon the requirement for the second time parts replacement, I had the flag pole to it's third position before full extension to 25'. It had stayed in this position for an approximate year, when I needed to replace the flag, when I discovered two of the interlock sections were broken again.The fact of Lifetime replacement parts for internals is positive, but I am 76 years old and don't like the idea of more times of wrestling with 25' of flagpole, I saw no difference in the replacement parts with what I removed. So that tells me if I let the sections slip out of my hands, I will be asking for more new parts.
