Flag Flying Holidays
This flag flying holiday only happens every 4 years.
What is Inauguration Day?
The preferred method for retiring a flag.
What is burning?
With a circle of 13 stars and 13 stripes, this early flag is named for its seamstress.
Who is Betsy Ross?
The first product sold by CTI.
What is an American flag?
CTI's least expensive category of flag retailing around $1.25 each.
What is a stick flag?
This flag flying day was first established in 2001.
What is Patriot Day?
The number of folds in a folded flag.
What are 13?
This type of tree appears on several flags and symbolizes New England and young America.
What is a pine tree?
The state where CTI's first sale was made.
What is Illinois?
This item starts as low as 73 cents per foot.
What is wire core halyard?
This flag-flying day is the only one to designate two flags with the U.S. flag flying half-staff until noon and the POW/MIA flag at half-staff sunrise to sunset.
What is Memorial Day?
The flag should only be flown this way as a signal of dire distress in instances of extreme danger to life or property.
What is union down?
This flag is inscribed with the year 1824, the year of the Texas battle it represents.
What is the Alamo flag?
CTI's first two employees, one of whom is still with the company today.
Who are Wanda and Wanda?
CTI's most expensive product will set you back $20,214.99.
What is an 80 ft Majestic flagpole?
The only other flag flying day in December besides Christmas.
What is Pearl Harbor Remembrance Day?
The longest amount of time a flag is flown at half staff, 30 days, is in honor of the death of this dignitary.
What is a President?
The oldest known flag in the United States, this flag is associated with the Battles of Lexington and Concord in 1775.
What is the Bedford flag?
CTI's first supplier.
Who is Valley?
One of the most popular offerings, these sold for $25 each in 1987. The white labeled counterpart today sells for $34.99.
What is a 3x5 nylon American flag?
This branch of the military has a flag flying day in April.
What is the Army?
The 1990 Supreme Court ruling in United States v. Eichman overturned this 1968 act that prohibited disparaging or defacing the flag.
What is the Flag Protection Act?
The only flag to have more than 13 stripes, this 15 striped flag recognized the admission of Vermont and Kentucky into the Union.
What is the Fort McHenry flag?
At it's peak, CTI was producing 4 million of these each year.
What are catalogs?
To get a 4x6 nylon set of these, it will cost $2,885.99.
What are all 50 state flags?