Historic State of Muskogee Flag 1799–1803 – 3x5 Ft
Remember a distinctive chapter of Southeastern Native American history with this Historic State of Muskogee Flag. Created in 1799, this striking design represents the short-lived State of Muskogee, which was associated with Creek and Seminole resistance in what is now Florida.
The flag features a bold red field divided by a wide blue cross outlined in white. A stylized yellow sun with a human face appears in the upper blue section, giving this historic flag its unmistakable appearance.
Whether displayed as part of a Native American heritage collection, used for historical education or flown by a collector, this flag offers a memorable connection to an important and often overlooked period of American history.
PERFECT FOR
- Native American heritage displays
- Creek and Seminole history enthusiasts
- Historical collections and exhibits
- Classrooms, museums and educational displays
- Cultural gatherings and historical events
- Indoor and outdoor decoration
- Unique gifts for flag and history collectors
FEATURES
- Standard 3×5-foot size
- Detailed historic State of Muskogee design
- Bold red, blue, white and yellow full-color printing
- Durable Oxford polyester fabric
- Reinforced stitching around the edges
- Two metal grommets for convenient hanging
- Suitable for indoor and outdoor display
- Easy to hang from most standard flagpoles
Display the Historic State of Muskogee Flag as a tribute to the complex history, resistance and cultural heritage of the Native peoples of the Southeast.
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