250th Anniversary Decorations - 1776-2026 American Anniversary Merchandise Banner Flag 120" x 24" | Patriotic Party Favors Supplies Decorations for 4th of July Indoor Outdoor Yard Garden Porch Lawn
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250th Anniversary Decorations - 1776-2026 American Anniversary Merchandise Banner Flag 120" x 24" | Patriotic Party Favors Supplies Decorations for 4th of July Indoor Outdoor Yard Garden Porch Lawn

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This is the piece that covers a whole fence panel. At 120 by 24 inches, or 300 by 60 centimeters, it fills a stretch of yard that smaller flags cannot, and the artwork is drawn for that distance with large shapes, hard contrast and the anniversary dates set big enough to read from the sidewalk. Four grommets carry the weight.

Four Brass Grommets

The corners come with brass grommets already set, so hanging means zip ties on a fence, rope through a balcony rail or four nails into a garage wall. Nothing has to be punched or reinforced first. Taking it down at the end of the weekend goes just as fast, which matters for something this size hanging on a fence that faces the street.

Ten Feet Of Fence

A 10 foot span reads from a passing car, which is the difference between decorating for guests and decorating for a neighborhood. It suits a block party, a parade route or a backyard where the food tables sit against a fence. Indoors it becomes the back wall of a photo corner, since two feet of height clears most seated heads.

Liberty, Bridge, Fireworks

The design gathers the American flag, a bald eagle, the Statue of Liberty, the Golden Gate Bridge and a burst of fireworks into one panel marking 250 years. It works as a picture instead of a slogan, which gives guests something to look at across a long afternoon in the yard. The dates anchor it to the 1776 and 2026 milestone.

Polyester Through A Summer

Weather-resistant polyester takes the July combination of sun, thunderstorms and wind without tearing at the grommets or going pale along the top edge. Colors stay saturated across repeated summers, so the same banner goes up for Memorial Day, comes down, and goes back out five weeks later. Folded down, it stores in roughly the space a folded bath towel takes on a shelf.

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