Fort Independence, in Boston during 1781-Jonathan Fowle Flag

     Betsy Ross - Stars and Stripes

     Rhode Island Regiment

     Serapis-John Paul Jones Franklin Stars and Stripes

     Grand Union or "Continental Colors"

     Bunker Hill

     Bunker Hill (2)

     Gadsden (Don't Tread On Me) Commander in chief

     1st Navy Jack (Don't Tread On Me)

     Fort Moultrie

     Liberty and Union

     Philadelphia Light Horse

     Cross of St. George

     British Red Ensign

     James I (1606)

 

The Color Guard of the Sons of the Revolution in the State of  New York  owns over  200 Revolutionary War era flags. Some of these flags are originals, and some are reproductions. The flags represent all the original colonies, and many colonial military units.

 

Many of these flags are on permanent display in the Kathryn & Shelby Cullom Davis Education Center for American History in the Fraunces Tavern Museum. Other flags are displayed at various ceremonial activities the Color Guard participates in.