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What better way to fly a new American flag than on your new in-ground fiberglass flagpole. Our fiberglass flagpoles are not only functional, but will add value and beauty to your home or business. All of our fiberglass flagpoles are molded in one piece using the beautiful Greek Entasis taper design, the classical shape of a candle.
The available options for these poles, either hinged base or ground sleeve, internal or external halyard, make this the ideal pole for any situation. Flag-Works flagpoles have a maintenance-free gel-coat finish that will keep these poles from ever chipping, cracking, pitting, corroding, or rusting which makes this pole impervious to all weather conditions.Ground Sleeve Versions are available in 20, 25, 30 & 35 ft lengths and are lightweight and easy to install. These poles are strong and can withstand up to 120 mph winds, unflagged. The flagpoles come with all necessary hardware: halyard rope, revolving truck (allows the flag to fly freely, without constant wrapping around the pole), finial, snap hooks, cleat, flash collar and ground sleeve.
Hinged Base Version are available in 20, 25, 30, 33, 35, 40, 50 & 60 ft lengths. They are available in both internal & external halyards options. A hinged base allows the pole to tilt down for easy installation & future rope replacement. The hinged base poles come with all the necessary hardware: halyard rope, installation kit (hinged base, hardware & steel anchoring rods), revolving truck, cleat, snap hooks, finial and flash collar.
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Author Archives: Patrick Page
Page 4-5 Flag-Works 2013 Catalog
Like I said in a previous post, when each page is done it will be posted here on Flag-Works blog. Once all the prices are corrected we will add new items and spice up the catalog. We will be looking for ideas on a cover photo.( Old 2009 Catalog Cover Art ) If you have any pictures you may want to submit them to flagman@flag-works.com. Thank you. This is page four Flag-Works Catalog Page 4 and five Flag-Works Catalog Page 5 of our American flag page.
Flag-Works, Main Street, Back in Time
Flag-Works has been on Main St. Concord NH since 1996.
We first called main street home at 204 South Main St. This location was a building that at one time housed a laundry mat. (view to the left in the picture) While at 204 S. Main we expanded next door into 202 S. Main St. which housed a florist. (the entrance with the American flag above)
In 2002, we moved into our present location at 6 North Main St., the far side of the first white awning on the right, which previously was home to Annie’s book store and a cleaners. We have two pictures of the 6 N. Main St. locations for your viewing pleasure. We hope you enjoy them any comments would be appreciated. 
In this newest picture taken today, Flag-Works is the building on the right with the blue awning. The old pictures are courtesy of Concord’s New Front door.
2013 Flag-Works Catalog
The last time Flag-Works put out a catalog was in 2007-2008 our first catalog was produced in 1997. If you still have one you will be happy to know that we have decided to make a new catalog for 2013. First we are going to edit the prices of the old catalog. When each page is done it will be posted here on Flag-Works blog. Once all the prices are corrected we will add new items and spice up the catalog. We will be looking for ideas on a cover photo. If you have any pictures you may want to submit them to flagman@flag-works.com. Thank you. This is page two Flag-Works 2013 Catalog page2 and three Flag-Works 2013 Catalog page3 of our American flag page.
US Army Infantry Guidon the True Size
A finished Infantry guidon is displayed here. This is a double sided read correct guidon. The guidon is made to military specifications. After our customer orders a guidion and informs us to what company and other information is to be on the guidon we send them a proof. 
The size of a guidon is determined by Institute of Heraldry, Departartment of the Army, Base drawing for US Army and US Air force Guidons 5-1-4 Revised 12 November 2002. Description states: A guidon is a swallow-tailed unit marker, 20-inch hoist by a 27 3/4-inch fly, the swallow-tail end forked 10 inches. Fringe is not used on guidons. Following the above guidelines insures that a Flag-Works guidon is made to Military specification and to the customers needs. Please note that the Army regulations 840-10 and wikipedia states a guidon dimension is 20″ x 27″. They are both in error. The above information is straight from the Institute of Heraldry, today. A new revision will be coming out to correct the Army Regs. The schematic drawings that we use to make the guidons were never changed to 27″ and never will be. Be careful you can’t always believe what you read. Ha, now do you believe me? If you would like proof please leave a comment and I will send you a copy of the schematic for the guidons.
New Open Flag Designs
We have just added two more designs to our growing list of business open flags. I think these two designs will help round out our current collection.
These flags are 28″x 40″ and are printed on a durable poly-nylon blended fabric. They are fade resistant and colorfast. As always as new designs come available we will show case them here. Open flags are one of the most important promotions that a new or old business can successfully accomplish for very little money. The flag not only says that you are open but in moves in various ways to say, Look! Look at Me! Over here! We are Open! What other media can do that for under $30.00. 
New Solar Lights
Its the Super Brite Solar Light that outshines the Liberty Light. This light 
*According to the United States Code, Title 4, Chapter 1 – The Flag
(a.) It is the universal custom to display the flag only from sunrise to sunset on buildings and on stationary flagstaffs in the open. However, when a patriotic effect is desired, the flag may be displayed twenty-four hours a day if properly illuminated during the hours of darkness.
Patrick Page
Flag-Works over America
The Irish Flag
Well, were coming up on another St. Patrick’s Day and everyone is thinking green. Of course I think of flags. The two most popular Irish flags are the national flag of Ireland and the Erin go Bragh. Both are displayed for St. Patrick’s Day. Erin Go Bragh is a Gaelic phrase used to express allegiance to Ireland. It is most often translated as “Ireland Forever” The national flag of Ireland or tricolor, is described with meanings of each color as being that of green representing the Gaelic tradition of Ireland, orange representing the followers of William of Orange in Ireland, and white representing the aspiration for peace between them.
These flags are both made using 200 denier outdoor nylon. The national flag is available in most sizes from 4″x 6″, 12″ x 18″, 2′ x 3′, 3′ x 5′ 4′ x 6′ 5′ x 8′ and 6′ x 10′. The Erin Go Bragh is slightly limited in were it is only available in 4″x 6″, 2′ x 3′, 3′ x 5′. 4′ x 6′ and 5′ x 8′. If you need a larger flag we can custom make it. Please keep us in mind for all your American flag needs.
Inexpensive Military Flags
Flag-Works flags are made in the United States of America. However, after so many requests for the “Cheap” military flags that plaque the market. 
A Flag Waving Merry Christmas
Thought I would celebrate Christmas with a little poem. I hope you all like it. Comments would be appreciated. I can take it.
look at it wave
stand stout
this is why
the flag is flying for all
it flies for you
no double talk here
either you believe or you don’t
the flag is flying for all
it flies even if your sleeping
and when your awake
the flag flies whether you been bad or good
but lets be good for all’s sake
Oh lets look out
this is not the time to cry
no whining here
this is why
the flag is flying for all
the flag is flying for all
Patrick Pageflagman
The available options for these poles, either hinged base or ground sleeve, internal or external halyard, make this the ideal pole for any situation. 




