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Treaty No. 6 Territory Flag, 3' x 6' Nylon
Display the distinctive Treaty No. 6 Territory Flag with a bold, highly recognizable design featuring the Treaty No. 6 wording, 1876 date, Union-inspired background, and central treaty medallion artwork.
Made from durable nylon and sized at 3 ft x 6 ft, this flag offers a strong combination of vibrant colour, lightweight construction, and excellent visibility. Its large format makes it well suited for community spaces, cultural events, educational displays, organizations, offices, ceremonies, and indoor or outdoor flag displays.
The deep blue background, contrasting red and white elements, and detailed central emblem create a striking presentation that can be recognized from a distance.
Product Features
- Design: Treaty No. 6 Territory
- Size: 3' x 6' / 36" x 72"
- Material: Nylon
- Colour: Blue, red, white, and silver/grey
- Features prominent "TREATY NO. 6" and "TERRITORY" lettering
- Displays the historic 1876 date
- Detailed central treaty medallion design
- Lightweight nylon construction
- Bright, highly visible colours
- Suitable for a wide range of indoor and outdoor displays
- Ideal for community, cultural, ceremonial, educational, and organizational use
A Distinctive 3' x 6' Treaty No. 6 Flag
At 36 inches high by 72 inches wide, the 3' x 6' size provides an impressive display without being excessively large. Nylon is a popular flag material because of its lightweight feel and ability to move easily in the wind, while also providing excellent colour reproduction for detailed designs.
Whether displayed at a gathering, community centre, educational institution, office, event, or other appropriate location, the Treaty No. 6 Territory Nylon Flag provides a clear and prominent presentation of the design.
Free shipping on orders over $200 within Canada. Standard delivery 3-7 business days. Expedited options available at checkout.
Returns accepted within 30 days for unused items in original packaging. Custom and made-to-order items are final sale.
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