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The Goliad Flag Tie
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The Goliad Flag Tie
On December 20, 1835 ninety two stalwarts signed the First Texas Declaration of Independence from Mexico. At the time they flew the severed arm and bloody sword flag which is now called the Goliad flag. The statement that they were making with the flag was that they would rather sever an arm than to continue to live under the dictatorship of Santa Anna. Our designers painstakingly recreated the original design from photographs of the real thing. You won't find a more accurate reproduction—truly a cut above! Accept no substitutions!
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It's absolutely perfect!! Turned out much better then I expected ❤️
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Great company, gave me a generous credit when I made an ordering mistake. Delivery of products very quick. Highly recommended. Quality of the product is excellent
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Added on 12/5/09, 2:00 pm
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