Gulcher Flags?
Posted by xthinker88 10 years ago to Pics
So is anybody else in the Gulch a flag-loving nerd like myself? I thought I would try my hand at a flag.
I based it on the original Sons of Liberty flag from the 1760's. The flag had nine vertical stripes - 5 red and 4 white. Ultimately it was turned to horizontal and eventually (by adding 4 stripes) it became the basis for the Navy ensign and the US flag.
The quote that I added speaks for itself. If you don't recognize it, you might have wandered up the wrong Gulch. LOL
I based it on the original Sons of Liberty flag from the 1760's. The flag had nine vertical stripes - 5 red and 4 white. Ultimately it was turned to horizontal and eventually (by adding 4 stripes) it became the basis for the Navy ensign and the US flag.
The quote that I added speaks for itself. If you don't recognize it, you might have wandered up the wrong Gulch. LOL
http://store.atlasshruggedmovie.com/offi...
http://www.usflagsupply.com/historical-f...
http://www.gadsdenandculpeper.com/
I like the black and gold too. Not least because they are the colors of my alma mater.
I wanted to use something related to the American Revolution though. And we don't see the original Sons of Liberty flag much in use these days. The idea of using the oath came from a series of flags from the Revolution that have the phrase "An Appeal To Heaven". I like the oath better.
http://www.cafepress.com/iswearbymylife
https://youtu.be/uEx5G-GOS1k
I'm attending the Porcupine Festival in June in NH. Maybe this will be flying at my own campsite. I'll be my own liberty-loving micronation. LOL.
Then again, maybe I'll have several made and claim others' campsites as part of my nation.
Although placing this flag to claim someone else's land runs kind of contrary to the oath that it references.
That is 'Globalist, One-World, Socialist' nonsense.
http://www.cafepress.com/iswearbymylife
I like flags too ... and heraldry. To me, they are much more appealing art form than what last and this century abstract artists produce.
May I suggest that you make it two lines of text and add "...and my love of it." I think that this additional part adds disproportionally strong meaning and depth to the whole statement.
Just a thought.