In 1831, Captain William Driver, a shipmaster of Salem, Massachusetts was departing on one of his many voyages at sea. On one particular trip, some friends presented him with a beautiful American flag... as it opened to the ocean breeze for the first time, he exclaimed "Old Glory!" He retired to Nashville in 1837, taking his treasured flag from his sea days with him. While Capt. Driver's original flag had only 24 stars, our 'Old Glory' Tactical Flag has all 50 with a perfectly weathered and distressed 'antique' look, merging the past with a modern twist... your home defense weapons are safely concealed behind the door of the flag, hidden in plain sight! This is our original model from the Tactical Flag line and is a long-time favorite with our patriotic customers.
In 1831, Captain William Driver, a shipmaster of Salem, Massachusetts was departing on one of his many voyages at sea. On one particular trip, some friends presented him with a beautiful American flag... as it opened to the ocean breeze for the first time, he exclaimed "Old Glory!" He retired to Nashville in 1837, taking his treasured flag from his sea days with him. While Capt. Driver's original flag had only 24 stars, our 'Old Glory' Tactical Flag has all 50 with a perfectly weathered and distressed 'antique' look, merging the past with a modern twist... your home defense weapons are safely concealed behind the door of the flag, hidden in plain sight! This is our original model from the Tactical Flag line and is a long-time favorite with our patriotic customers.
