Appalachistan Battle Flag
$30.00
Double grommeted 2×3 black Appalachistan Battle Flag printed in gold, for the wild and free people of the hills.
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Description
The Appalachistan Battle Flag is a 2×3 black flag boldly printed with APPALACHISTAN in gold. It comes from the Appalachistan meme, which recognizes that the feral and free people of the Appalachian region only obey governance by choice, much like the Afghan who could never be made to submit.
The flag is double grommeted, so it hangs on a pole, wall, or porch without fuss. Fly it at the cabin, in the shop, or over the range.
- 2×3 black flag
- APPALACHISTAN printed in gold
- Double grommeted
The Appalachistan meme came about sometime back recognizing that the feral and free people of the Appalachian region only obey governance by choice, paralleling in many ways the Afghan who similarly could never be submitted.
The double grommeted 2×3 Black Flag, boldly printed with APPALACHISTAN in gold, is one take on the future flag of a wild and free people.
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Anthony Barnes Verified owner
Love it. Exactly the way it is.
Ken Bostrom Verified owner
Appalachistan Battle Flag
Mark Davis Verified owner
Love the flag
Finally a flag for home. One that represents pride in the region we’re from.
S Stewart Verified owner
Yall
Love it
Kevin Jones Verified owner
Appalachistan Battle Flag
It is a good quality flag and arrived very quickly after I ordered it.
Dwain Roberts Verified owner
The New Flag of the Southern Resistance.
Out of the Ashes Book Series by J. W, Johnstone: Southern United States of America after the fall of the Tri – States experiment.
Robert Moser Verified owner
Love it.
I’m originally from N.C. and spent many camping trips around Boone and Sparta. I know the attitude of the locals there. Every time I see that flag, it takes me back to many days of true freedom and a kinship to the hills and the hollers. I can relate to what that flag represents.
Jason Scott Verified owner
The flag says it all. Thanks, Brushbeater!
Walker Harris Verified owner
A touch of home
Gives me a feel of home while displaced