The Gadsden flag and other rattlesnake flags were widely used during the American Revolution. There was no standard American flag at the time. The Gadsden flag was first used in February 1776. The flag depicts a rattlesnake in the attitude of going to strike with the words 'DONT TREAD ON ME' underneath.

3' x 5' Gadsden - Nylon

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Yellow Gadsden flag with coiled snake and text “DON’T TREAD ON ME”

Yellow Gadsden flag with coiled snake and text “DON’T TREAD ON ME”

Yellow Gadsden flag with coiled snake and text “DON’T TREAD ON ME”
Yellow Gadsden flag with coiled snake and text “DON’T TREAD ON ME”

Yellow Gadsden flag with coiled snake and “DONT TREAD ON ME” text on a flagpole

Yellow Gadsden flag with coiled snake and “DONT TREAD ON ME” text on a flagpole
Yellow Gadsden flag with coiled snake and “DONT TREAD ON ME” text on a flagpole

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