Clan Sharpe Scottish Tartan Garden Flag

POLE NOT INCLUDED

The Clan Sharpe Scottish Tartan Garden Flag prints the Sharpe tartan and crest on a double-sided outdoor flag built for the garden or a flagpole.

Sharpe is a descriptive Scottish surname, originally a byname for someone sharp-witted or keen, recorded in Scotland for centuries - one of its best-known bearers was James Sharp, Archbishop of St Andrews in the 17th century.

Made from 100% poly poplin-canvas with fine warp threads and a heavier weft yarn, the flag is printed on both sides in fade-resistant color for regular outdoor use. It's available in 12" x 18" and 24.5" x 32" sizes, with a top sleeve that fits any standard flagpole or stand. Pole not included.

It's an easy way to fly the Sharpe name at home or hand down as a gift to a relative building out the family tree.

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