Kaplan's Awnings, Banners, Signs, Flags
US Flag Etiquette - How to Respect the Flag
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PROHIBITED USES OF THE FLAG
be tilted (dipped) even momentarily to any person or thing. Regimental colors, State flags, organization or institutional flags may be tilted as the mark of honor.
be displayed with the union down except as a signal of dire distress.
be carried flat or horizontally, but always aloft and floating free.
be displayed on a float, motorcar or boat except from a staff.
be allowed to touch the ground or floor, or brush against objects.
have objects placed on, over it, or be used as a covering for a ceiling.
have any mark, insignia, letter, work, figure, picture or drawing of any nature placed upon or attached to it.
be used as a receptacle for carrying anything, or be used to cover a statue or monument. If used in connection with unveiling ceremonies it should not serve as a covering of the object being unveiled.
be used for advertising purposes or have advertising signs fastened to its staff or halyard.
be embroidered on such articles as handkerchiefs or cushions, or be printed or otherwise impressed on boxes.
be used as a costume or athletic uniform or part of one.
be used as drapery of any sort whatsoever: never festooned, drawn back or up in folds, but always allowed to fall free. Bunting of blue, white and red—always arranged with the blue above, white in the middle, and red below—should be used for such purposes of decoration as covering a speaker's desk or draping the front of a platform.
Eagle with US Flag
NEW YEAR'S DAY, January 1
INAUGURATION DAY, January 20
LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY, February 12
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY (President's Day), 3rd Monday in February
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY (traditional), February 22
EASTER SUNDAY (variable)
MOTHER'S DAY, second Sunday in May
ARMED FORCES DAY, third Saturday in May
MEMORIAL DAY (half-staff until noon), last Monday in May
FLAG DAY, June 14
INDEPENDENCE DAY, July 4
LABOR DAY, first Monday in September
PATRIOT DAY, September 11
CONSTITUTION DAY, September 17
COLUMBUS DAY, 2nd Monday in October
VETERAN'S DAY, 4th Monday in October
THANKSGIVING DAY, fourth Thursday in November
CHRISTMAS DAY, December 25
Such other days as may be proclaimed by the President of the United States; the birthdays of States (dates of admission); and on State Holidays.
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