Sons of Liberty Flag Morale Patch

An iconic symbol of American resistance during the prelude to the Revolutionary War, the Sons of Liberty flag featured thirteen alternating red and white stripes. This flag represented the unity and determination of the thirteen American colonies in their struggle against British tyranny. First flown in 1765 by the Sons of Liberty, a secret organization formed to oppose the Stamp Act and other forms of British taxation and oppression, the flag became a powerful emblem of defiance and the burgeoning American spirit of independence. Its design influenced the later creation of the United States flag, reflecting the enduring legacy of the Sons of Liberty in American history.

The Sons of Liberty flag was predated by the Rebellious Stripes flag which featured 9 vertical white and red stripes, and was effectively banned by King George III.

• Measurements: 3" x 2"

• High quality woven fabric

• Velcro loop backing