North Carolina Battle Flag May 20 1775 April 12 1776 – Sewn Double Nylon Embroidered 3 x 5 ft. Yellow lettering

North Carolina Battle Flag – May 20, 1775 & April 12, 1776 Dates – 3×5 ft Double Nylon Embroidered Banner

This is a high-quality reproduction of the North Carolina Battle Flag, featuring prominently embroidered dates: May 20, 1775, referencing the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence, and April 12, 1776, honoring the Halifax Resolves — the first official action by an entire colony calling for independence from Great Britain.

These dates represent North Carolina’s early and active role in the American push for liberty, long before its later Confederate alignment. The bold yellow text, combined with durable construction, makes this flag ideal for collectors, historical enthusiasts, and heritage displays.

Specifications:

• Size: 3 ft x 5 ft

• Material: Military-grade 600D double-ply embroidered nylon

• Design: Red field with gold embroidered dates: May 20, 1775 and April 12, 1776

• Construction: Quad-stitched edges, reinforced grommets

• Mounting: Brass grommets for standard flagpole or wall display

• Display Format: Proper front-facing layout; mirrored reverse per tradition

Recommended Uses:

• American Revolution and Civil War reenactments

• Southern heritage and historical society displays

• Memorial and veteran tributes

• Outdoor flagpoles (all-weather safe)

• Classroom or civic education presentations

People Also Ask:

What do the dates on the North Carolina battle flag mean?
May 20, 1775 honors the Mecklenburg Declaration of Independence, while April 12, 1776 commemorates the Halifax Resolves, the first formal colony-wide call for independence.

Is this flag a Confederate or Revolutionary flag?
It blends Revolutionary symbolism with later Confederate use, making it a unique Southern heritage piece.

Was this flag used in battle?
No, However variations of this design were used by North Carolina Confederate regiments, incorporating the colony’s early independence legacy.

Is the flag double-sided?
Yes. It is fully embroidered on both sides, not printed, with visible and readable text on both faces.

Is it suitable for long-term outdoor use?
Yes — made with double nylon and quad-stitching, it’s built to resist wind, rain, and UV damage.