Rope Retainer Rings Residential Flagpoles it is believed to have

it is believed to have flown at the Battle of Concord in 1775

Model US-101

The Royal Standard of Spain featuring two lions and castles symbolizes the unification of the Kingdoms of León (lions) and Castile (castle) in the late 15th century

First introduced in 1606 after the union of England and Scotland

representing the Spanish Habsburgs' heritage and their control over various territories

Rope Retainer Rings Residential Flagpoles it is believed to haveRetainer rings are generally used with internal halyard flagpoles by providing a means of keeping the bottom of the flag close to the pole and as an aid to raise and lower the flag. Retainer rings can also be used on large multi grommet flags on both external and internal halyard flagpoles as a mean to keep the flags close to the pole and reduce to strain on the upper and lower grommets of the flag. These rope retainer rings are constructed of 3 16"