Since 1974, United States Flag Service has supplied American-made flags, flagpoles and memorial displays from its family-owned Frederick, Maryland shop. Veteran owner Hugh Warner brings more than 40 years of experience—and military service in the Vietnam and Gulf War eras—to a specialty business known for its unusually deep collection of historical and military flags. The company is certified with Sam.gov and ships its U.S.-made flags throughout the lower 48 states.
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Valley Forge FlagSince 1882, Valley Forge Flag has manufactured and wholesaled flags and flag accessories, with American-made products produced by teams in Pennsylvania, South Carolina, and Alabama. The four-generation company’s flags have appeared at Arlington National Cemetery, the U.S. Capitol, and the first moon landing, and its workforce now numbers more than 400 employees. Valley Forge Flag is also a founding member of the Flag Manufacturers Association of America and carries its Certified Made in U.S.A. seal.314999WYOMISSING, PA
Gettysburg Flag Works, IncSince 1993, Gettysburg Flag Works has made American and custom flags in the USA, pairing in-house production with distribution of flags from other American manufacturers. Its custom work spans more than 30 years and includes distinctive flags for businesses, fire companies, schools, military groups and communities. The company also serves as a flag resource, drawing on staff expertise in military history, veterans’ experience and flag etiquette.EAST GREENBUSH, NY
Richard R. Gideon FlagsVeteran-owned Richard R. Gideon Flags has worked in professional vexillology since 1994, with founder Richard R. Gideon known internationally as a flag historian, author, and editor. The company’s U.S.-made military streamers serve military units and government organizations, while its flag-design work extends to schools, museums, and other groups.455219PITTSBURGH, PA
Kengla Flag CompanySince 1951, Kengla Flag Company has made and supplied American-made flags and display equipment, carrying a Washington, D.C., flag-shop tradition into a nationwide online business. Now woman-owned and family-run by Brian and Brittany Sobotka alongside their four sons, Kengla works with American sewers and craftspeople and also takes on custom organizational and ceremonial flags. Its flags have served families, veterans, government institutions and even the National Shrine during Pope Francis’ 2015 visit.ROCKVILLE, MD