Flag Display Cases
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Looking for Guidance for Military and Veteran Flag Display Cases?For many, the American Flag is more than just a symbol of our country. Instead, it is a symbol of justice, equality, strength, courage, hope, and above all else, liberty. The flag can have different meanings really, but especially for those who have served, or have had a loved one serve in the military, it becomes much more than just a part of our nation's history. It becomes a part of the history of the fallen hero, and a symbol of everything that they worked hard to preserve. Especially for families who are presented the burial flag, in honor of the passing of a veteran or soldier in active duty, the flag carries great value, as it is the last award presented to the soldier for everything they gave and gave up. Flag cases have been utilized to preserve burial flags for almost as long as the flag has been given as an tribute to the veteran or hero. The flag cases offered here on Memorials.com offer both traditional, and modern ways to display this beautiful recognition of valor. The standard flag cases offer a traditional method of displaying the flag, and come with mounting hardware to ensure the flag case will not only look elegant when displayed, but will also protect the flag within. There are also flag cases that feature an additional medallion case, in which precious medals and coins that were awarded to the soldier can be enjoyed along with the flag. Additionally, a beautiful pedestal will not only beautifully accent the flag case that is not to be hung, but will can also contain a full set of ashes and keep them with the burial flag, for a discreet and peaceful final resting place. For those who do not wish to utilize the pedestal as an urn, that is no problem: the pedestal can either be filled with small mementoes of the soldier, such as jewelry or letters so they will also be protected like the flag, or even left empty and used simply to showcase the flag case. The flag cases are all available in a selection of wood types, such as cherry, or or walnut wood, and can all be further personalized with an engraved plaque to properly identify who the flag is for. Regardless of the selected case, the flag will forever be a tribute and symbol of the selfless and courageous nature of the person that earned it. Utilizing a flag case to present the flag presented in respects to a veteran or soldier can create an elegant remembrance. Aside from showcasing the flag, the case will also preserve this beautiful memory for many future generations to enjoy. Even those who were not familiar with the family member whom the flag represents will know that they have the privilege of having a true hero as one of their own.
Flag display cases designed as tributes to United States military veterans are available in a multitude of styles, ranging from shadowboxes, medallion display and medal cases, to the simple flag display case. Regardless of the style, though, flag cases, especially those incorporating a medallion case to display awards and military coins, are perfect for building a memorial in your home or place of business, to honor the memory of a cherished United States military veteran. All flag cases ands shadow boxes are designed to hold our US American Flag delivered to the family of every deceased military veteran. And, as stated before, many models are built to also display military medallions, medals, and other memorabilia of the veteran’s military life. While the simple flag cases are perhaps the most popular, the memorial flag chests are gaining popularity, as families can place not only the flag and medallions or coins in the chest, but also any news clippings, letters, jewelry, or any other small articles of personal memorabilia that was important to the soldier the flag was awarded to. While one is not able to hang the flag up, the chest can still be displayed open, or kept close to help preserve its precious contents. Another new addition to the standard flag case is a memorial pedestal urn, upon which the flag case can be placed. This 'pedestal' actually holds a set of cremated remains, which is perfect for families who wish to keep the ashes and the burial flag together. Many of the flag cases and chests also come with a free engraved plaque, to identify the person the flag was intended for. The American flag in itself has been, and will perhaps always be, a symbol that ties us, as Americans, together, regardless of race, social status, or age. The feeling of pride felt by many when seeing, and especially displaying our flag is perhaps best captured by Adam Goodheart in the 'Prologue of 1861: The Civil War Awakening': " Before that day, the flag had served mostly as a military ensign or a convenient marking of American territory, flown from forts, embassies, and ships, and displayed on special occasions like American Independence day. But in the weeks after Major Anderson's surprising stand, it became something different. Suddenly the Stars and Stripes flew - as it does today, and especially as it did after the September 11 attacks in 2001—from houses, from storefronts, from churches; above the village greens and college quads. For the first time American flags were mass-produced rather than individually stitched and even so, manufacturers could not keep up with demand. As the long winter of 1861 turned into spring, that old flag meant something new. The abstraction of the Union cause was transfigured into a physical thing: strips of cloth that millions of people would fight for, and many thousands die for." Our line of flag cases offer families new and innovative ways to create memorials that they can truly be proud of. Again, these cases will not only preserve the flag and any other remembrances for us, but for our many generations to come. Quick Questions and Answers about Flag Cases and Military Items:Can you tell me how to fold my flag? Can you tell me how to open the case for my flag? How fast can I expect me flag case? Where do you place the engraving? Do you have advice on how to clean the flag case? How do I hang my flag case? Where do you make the flag cases? Does the flag fit in the case? Can you tell me what the flag is made out of? |
