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Bermuda Indoor Presentation Flagpole Set - 11' Gold Pole
Bermuda Indoor Presentation Flagpole Set - 11' Gold Pole
Bermuda Indoor Presentation Flagpole Set - 11' Gold Pole

Bermuda Indoor Presentation Flagpole Set - 11' Gold Pole

SKU: PRSET-BMU-58-G-11-PH

Regular price

$353.61

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Enhance your indoor flag display with the Bermuda Indoor Presentation Flagpole Set, designed to be a distinguished focal point in any office, conference room, or formal setting. This elegant set combines superior craftsmanship and high-quality materials to ensure both style and durability.

Features and Details:

Flag:

  • Constructed from durable 200 denier nylon, ensuring vibrant colors and long-lasting use.
  • Features a high-quality printed emblem with rich, detailed design.
  • Beautiful gold bullion fringe along the borders adds a sophisticated touch.
  • Four rows of lock stitching on the fly end for enhanced durability.
  • Two rows of lock stitching on the header for superior strength and longevity.

Staff and Accessories:

  • Majestic 11' gold pole, crafted from premium materials with a 1-1/8" diameter for a refined appearance.
  • Two-piece construction with a machined solid brass screw joint, ensuring easy assembly and storage.
  • Elegant brass staff spear with a sleek flat spear design, complementing the stately presentation.
  • Fine rayon gold cord and tassel, perfectly matching the gold bullion fringe.
  • Sturdy 13.5 lb Endura Floor Stand, designed to securely support poles with a 1-1/8" diameter.

The only British Crown colony that currently uses a Red Ensign rather than the common British Blue Ensign like many of the other British territories. The red ensign was first adopted in October 1910, then later modified in 1999. The only modification that was made was that the coat of arms was enlarged. During the 19th century and part of the early 20th, Bermuda used a British Blue Ensign with a seal that depicted a dry dock with three sailing ships. The reason for the change to the British Red Ensign was to emulate Canada (pre-1965) and the Union of South Africa (pre-1928), both territories used the red ensign as a local flag on land. The coat of arms that was attributed to Bermuda is a red lion holding a shield; the shield depicts a shipwreck on the rocks. The Latin inscription on the coat of arms reads Quo Fata Farunt, “Whither the Fates Carry”. While the inscription is on the coat of arms, it is not featured on the flag itself.

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