Texas Alamo Flag 1824 Framed

Immerse yourself in the spirit of Texas' storied history with our authentically-crafted 1824 Alamo Flag. This museum-quality piece pays homage to the iconic battle that ignited the fire of Texan independence, making it an essential addition to any collection of Texas history art.

Meticulously handmade with embroidered cotton, this flag captures the symbolism of the Mexican tricolors that flew over the Alamo during the pivotal 1836 siege. As depicted in H.A McArdle's renowned "Dawn at the Alamo" painting, the green, white, and red stripes represent the 1824 Mexican Constitution in force at the time, adding an extra layer of historical significance.

While debate surrounds whether this exact flag waved over the mission's walls, its design has become inextricably linked with the courage and sacrifice of William Travis and his band of Texian defenders. Their defiant stand against Santa Anna's overwhelming forces sparked the rallying cries of "Remember the Alamo" and "Remember Goliad," fueling the drive for independence that culminated in Texas' stunning victory at San Jacinto on April 21, 1836.

Available in two sizes to suit your space, each flag is hand-stretched and framed in a custom-made, dark barnwood frame crafted right here in Texas. The 24" x 36" size comes encased in a 28" x 28" frame, while the impressive 3' x 5' option is presented in a 37" x 61" frame, allowing you to make a bold statement with this piece of Texas lore.

More than just a decoration, this framed Texas flag serves as a tangible link to the courage and resilience that defined the Lone Star State's birth. Invest in a piece of history today and let the 1824 Alamo Flag inspire pride in your Texan roots.