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California Republic-Mesh Snapback Color:Navy flood control

California Republic-Mesh Snapback Color:Navy flood controlThe original Bear Flag had a brief career, from about June 14 until July 9, 1846 when it was replaced with the Stars and Stripes. The star was taken from the California Lone Star flag and the bear was meant as a symbol of strength and unyielding resistance. The bear on early bear flags more closely resembles the more common American black bear than the grizzly seen on todays flag. Structured fit, medium profile Constructed with a durable, rugged canvas

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flood control

And the good folks behind the effort have designed a real dandy

"Admit Me Free" flags showed support for a free-state (anti-slavery) Kansas and were used by the Republican candidates

the *official* Kansas City flag isn't the worst there is

• Print on one side (blank reverse side)

California Republic-Mesh Snapback Color:Navy flood controlThe original Bear Flag had a brief career, from about June 14 until July 9, 1846 when it was replaced with the Stars and Stripes. The star was taken from the California Lone Star flag and the bear was meant as a symbol of strength and unyielding resistance. The bear on early bear flags more closely resembles the more common American black bear than the grizzly seen on todays flag. Structured fit, medium profile Constructed with a durable, rugged canvas

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