Personalized American Made Flag Display Cases

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Display and preserve your flag and memorabilia in a personalized heirloom quality, solid wood, American made flag display case or combination set that you can customize with personal engraving and logos.

The perfect Christmas holiday gift for veterans, Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, Coast Guard, police, law enforcement, medical and fire first responders, new citizens, retirement, civil servants, EOS end of service, deployments and more.

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Flag Display Cases and Frames

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• Admiral Laser Engraved Flag Case
• Major Flag Display Case
• Sergeant Laser Engraved Flag Case
• Veteran Flag Display Case
• Small Flag Case (3x5 flag)

Flag Display Case Combination Sets

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• Admiral Flag Display Complete Set
• Admiral Flag Case with Shadowbox
• Admiral Flag Case with Laser Engraved Pedestal
• Veteran Flag Case Complete Set
• Veteran Flag Display Case with Shadowbox
• Veteran Flag Display Case with Engraved Pedestal
• Flag & Memory Display Case
• Small American Flag Set with Pedestal

Flag Cases for Everyone!

• New American Citizen Flag Case
• End of Service, Deployment Flag Cases
• Retirement Flag Case Gifts

Honor Our Veterans ... the Fallen and the Living

Future generations will only know who they are when they understand the story of where past generations have been.

• Memorial Day is Monday, May 30, 2022. This day commemorates the men and women who died while in military service. Find a VA cemetery in your state.


• Father's Day is Sunday, June 19, 2022


• Veterans Day is November 11 every year. This day honors all those who served honorably in the military - in wartime or peacetime.


• The 16 million WWII veterans are now in their 90s or older. They are dying quickly. According to the US Department of Veterans Affairs statistics, only ~240,000 are still alive in 2021.


• Approximately 5.7 million veterans served in the Korean War and millions of these veterans are alive today.


• The U.S. Census counts 8 million + Vietnam Era veterans.


• More than 2 million have served or continue to serve in Iraq, Afghanistan and elsewhere.


• The law requires that every eligible Veteran receive a military funeral honors ceremony, to include folding and presenting the United States burial flag and the playing of taps.