Flag displays from around the globe. Our flags are used at lots of great addresses, like yours. I've always been struck by the proud photos our customers send us showing the ways they use our products. After getting them for so many years I resolved to start collecting them. If you want to share what you've done with our flags, please go to our web site http://www.theflagguys.com, and send us an e mail. Please low res jpegs only!! For the web, 75K is plenty. That would be 75000 file size. Digital cameras now take even 3 MEG file sizes. That is way too much for the internet and I have to reduce them. Set your camera on LOW Resolution
Check out the use this guy from Virginia came up with for one of our WWII Bronze gravemerkers. If you like his work, feel free to e mail him at machinists_tribute@yahoo.com The WWII bronze marker he got from us is found onhttp://flagguys.com/gmarker.html He writes:
"I'm e-mailing to ask you some important questions regarding displaying a funeral/burial flag.
On Pearl Harbor Day in 2001, my grandfather passed away. He was an Army soldier during WWII. My father, of course was given the flag. He himself is a Vietnam Veteran and participates yearly in the "Rolling Thunder" motorcycle parade. If you are not familiar, it involves 500,000 motorcyclists rolling through DC every Memorial Day weekend in honor of Veterans and especially POW/MIA's. My father commented once on considering taking my grandfathers flag with him on the ride....
"I'm e-mailing to ask you some important questions regarding displaying a funeral/burial flag.
On Pearl Harbor Day in 2001, my grandfather passed away. He was an Army soldier during WWII. My father, of course was given the flag. He himself is a Vietnam Veteran and participates yearly in the "Rolling Thunder" motorcycle parade. If you are not familiar, it involves 500,000 motorcyclists rolling through DC every Memorial Day weekend in honor of Veterans and especially POW/MIA's. My father commented once on considering taking my grandfathers flag with him on the ride....
Check out the use this guy from Virginia came up with for one of our WWII Bronze gravemerkers. If you like his work, feel free to e mail him at machinists_tribute@yahoo.com The WWII bronze marker he got from us is found onhttp://flagguys.com/gmarker.html He writes:
"I'm e-mailing to ask you some important questions regarding displaying a funeral/burial flag.
On Pearl Harbor Day in 2001, my grandfather passed away. He was an Army soldier during WWII. My father, of course was given the flag. He himself is a Vietnam Veteran and participates yearly in the "Rolling Thunder" motorcycle parade. If you are not familiar, it involves 500,000 motorcyclists rolling through DC every Memorial Day weekend in honor of Veterans and especially POW/MIA's. My father commented once on considering taking my grandfathers flag with him on the ride....
"I'm e-mailing to ask you some important questions regarding displaying a funeral/burial flag.
On Pearl Harbor Day in 2001, my grandfather passed away. He was an Army soldier during WWII. My father, of course was given the flag. He himself is a Vietnam Veteran and participates yearly in the "Rolling Thunder" motorcycle parade. If you are not familiar, it involves 500,000 motorcyclists rolling through DC every Memorial Day weekend in honor of Veterans and especially POW/MIA's. My father commented once on considering taking my grandfathers flag with him on the ride....
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