Illinois State Flag (nylon) Click HERE for Illinois State Flag History

GSA government buyers Click Here for more information

Nylon

-

Parade Sets

Product: Decorate that “Magnificent Mile” with Illinoisan pride and buy your Illinois State flag today. This state flag from CVS Flags is made with SolarMax denier heavy duty outdoor nylon and finished with a white header and stunning brass grommets. Our Illinois flag comes in a variety of sizes and was brilliantly dyed in vibrant shades of blue, red, white, gold, and brown. Proudly made in the U.S.A., this Illinois state flag can be shipped to you today. Made in the USA.

 

Free Shipping Offer! For details Click Here
Flag Size	Description	Stock#	Price	1 - 24 Lot	25 Lot Call to Order	50 Lot Call to Order
2' X 3'	Illinois State Flag (nylon) IL Flag	N23IL	$17.50		$15.00 ea	$14.00 ea
3' X 5'	Illinois State Flag (nylon) IL Flag	N35IL	$18.50		$15.50 ea	$14.50 ea
4' X 6'	Illinois State Flag (nylon) IL Flag	N46IL	$33.50		$28.50 ea	N/A
5' X 8'	Illinois State Flag (nylon) IL Flag	N58IL	$49.50		$45.50 ea	N/A

Approximate cost of shipping 1 to 3 Illinois State flags is $5.95.
Made in the U.S.A.    

Illinois State Flag - Parade Sets

	All Illinois State Flag sets include a nylon flag with pole hem, leather tabs and gold fringe.  Also included in the Illinois State Flag set is a 7" gold plated metal eagle ornament, gold cord and tassel, 2-piece aluminum pole with brass screw joint and gold floor stand. (Aluminum poles are standard - Oak is available) Parade Sets Available With: U.S. Flags, POW/MIA Flags, Military Flags, and Religious Flags. Click here for parade accessories!

Aluminum Poles   Call for shipping price on these items!

FLAG SIZE	POLE SIZE	POLE MATERIAL	FLOOR STAND DIAMETER	ITEM#	PRICE
3' X 5'	8' X 1 1/8"	Aluminum	12"	N35ILS	$135.00
4' X 6'	9' X 1 1/8"	Aluminum	12"	N46ILS	$165.00
(Be sure to ask about our flag-spreader)

Oak Poles            Call for shipping price on these items!

FLAG SIZE	POLE SIZE	POLE MATERIAL	FLOOR STAND DIAMETER	ITEM #	PRICE
3' X 5'	8' X 1 1/8"	Oak	12"	N35ILSO	$143.00
4' X 6'	9' X 1 1/8"	Oak	12"	N46ILSO	$173.00
(Be sure to ask about our flag-spreader)

Replacement Illinois Nylon / Parade Flags
Pole Hem Flag With Gold Fringe SIZE ITEM # PRICE   3' X 5' N35ILPHF $38.50 4' X 6' N46ILPHF $55.50		Pole Hem Flag Without Fringe SIZE ITEM # PRICE   3' X 5' N35ILPH $28.50 4' X 6' N46ILPH $44.50
NOTICE: Many state flags are made to order. Typical ship time is 2 to 3 weeks. If you need faster service contact us.

---

Why do we recommend Flag Spreaders? With old or new parade sets, the flags just look better!

	Click on image to view.	Add this flag spreader to a parade set for an additional $21.00
Click here for price.

---

Parade Set Accessories

Call for a shipping quote on these products

DESCRIPTION PRICE A. Flag Spreader $21.00 B. Gold metal perched eagle - 7" Height $24.50 C. Double or Single white web carrying belt $28.00 D. Gold anodized floor stand - 12' Dia. $35.00 E. Gold cord and tassel - 5" Tassel, 9' Cord $15.00 F. Gold Adjustable Aluminum Pole - 6' to 10' $31.00 G.  8' 2-piece oak pole - 1 1/8" Dia. $40.50      9' 2-piece oak pole - 1 1/8" Dia. $46.00 H.  8' 2-piece gold aluminum pole - 1 1/8" Dia. $48.50      9' 2-piece gold aluminum pole - 1 1/8" Dia. $49.50

History of the Illinois State Flag:

Mrs. Ella Park Lawrence, a State Regent of the Daughters of the American Revolution, lobbied in 1912 for the creation of an official Illinois state flag. After visiting all of the state chapters of the D.A.R a $25.00 prize was offered to the chapter with the best design submission. There were thirty-five designs entered in the competition and the selected design was done by Miss Lucy Derwent of the Rockford D.A.R. The design includes a pure white background with a bald eagle holding a red banner and a red, white and blue shield. The shield had 13 stripes to represent the 13 original colonies and the banner in the beak shows the states motto “State,” “Sovereignty,” “National,” and “Union.” The eagle is centered on the flag and sits perched on a rock. This design was approved by the state’s General Assembly in 1915 and would fly over the state for the next fifty-five years. In 1969 a bill was passed that added the state’s name to the flag in which it was to be placed under the eagle’s perch.