2-3/8" 'Trumpet' Aluminum Flash Collar Split:Not Split The Washington's Commander-in-Chief Flag was

The Washington's Commander-in-Chief Flag was used by General George Washington during the American Revolutionary War

This flag was flown from 1819 to 1820

First adopted in 1820

The 46-stars American flag represents the United States as it recognized Oklahoma as a new state

Butt Diameter: 4"

2-3/8" 'Trumpet' Aluminum Flash Collar Split:Not Split The Washington's Commander-in-Chief Flag wasSupplied in a standard wall thickness of . 060". Outside Diameter: 10" Trumpet collars are generally used with flagpoles where a shoe base is welded to the bottom; however, these collars can be used on standard in ground mounted flagpoles if a higher profile is desired. A split collar can be useful when replacing or adding a collar to an installed flagpole without removing the pole from the foundation sleeve. The collar is split in half and mounting