Betsy Ross III Percenter 3×5 Flag
Printed 100-denier polyester 3×5 Nyberg or Threeper flag. Designed by Gayle Nyberg, the flag represents the idea that the number of men that took up arms and fought for our freedom from the King of England during the American Revolution was only about 3 percent of the population of the 13 Colonies. Further, throughout history, whenever a significant change occurs within a government or society, whether for good or bad, it has been brought about by a very small percent of the population. Specifically, the three percenter movement is devoted to protecting our rights to keep and bear arms here in the United States and promises to actively defend our right to do so. Although this particular flag has no historical significance, it was inspired by the Betsy Ross flag and is reminiscent of the spirit of the American Revolution. The artwork is visible on both sides of the flag.
- One solid piece of printed, hemmed fabric
- Lightweight 100-denier polyester that will fly nicely in the slightest breeze.
- Bright colors
- 4 rows of stitching on the fly end to prevent premature fraying
- Reinforced header with brass grommets
- Flag size: 3′ x 5′
History of the Betsy Ross Three Percenter Flag
Often referred to as the “Nyberg” or “Threeper” flag. Designed by Gayle Nyberg, the flag represents the idea that the number of men that initially took up arms and fought for our freedom from the King of England during the American Revolution was only about 3 percent of the population of the 13 Colonies. Further, throughout history, whenever a significant change occurs within a government or society, whether for good or bad, it has been brought about by a very small percent of the population. Specifically, the three percenter movement is devoted to protecting our rights to keep and bear arms here in the United States and promises to actively defend our right to do so. Although this particular flag has no historical significance, it was inspired by the Betsy Ross flag and is reminiscent of the spirit of the American Revolution.
