Flag Cases Are Simple Frames In Which A Folded Flag Can Be Held Safely

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Flag cases are simple frames in which a folded flag can be held safely, like a picture in a photo frame. They are available in triangular frames in wood and glass, acrylic or any other. All large retailers offer the choice of customizing the display case.

The frames are mostly made of wood, mostly hardwoods like walnut, oak, mahogany, and cherry are used, though well finished pinewood is a cheaper alternative.

Flag cases are mostly triangular, with either a locking front door or sliding glass/acrylic panels or removable backs. They can be used either as table tops or displayed on wall. When you choose a flag display case, it is important to check if the door shuts tightly enough to hold the flag in place. Flag cases are also available as slightly larger flag-and-medal display cases. These are hut shaped cases with a triangular top portion for flags and the square bottom part for displaying medals and make excellent wall mounted displays.

Flag cases stands or pedestals are also available on request by paying an extra charge. The stands are simple wooden platforms on which the triangular frame stands. It is ...
... best to choose display frames and stands from the same retailers or manufacturers to ensure that they match in design, colour, and type of wood.

Customization of flag cases is possible for size, material, name plate engraving, and embossing. Most people choose to have the name of the award, date, and recipient's name etched on the medal flag cases. The engraving is either done on a metal plate attached to the pedestal or on the wood frame or glass. Freedomdisplaycases.com also sells limited edition flag cases with embossed symbols on the glass.

Flags have high sentimental and patriotic value, and a flag cases chosen well honours the country and its citizens by honouring the flag and keeping it safe from wear and tear.

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