Flag Cases & Flag Display Cases

Memorial flag case - Honor a Military Veteran with an American made flag display case

Flag cases are the perfect way to honor a departed military veteran. Upon the death of any honorably discharged veteran, an American burial flag is presented to the surviving family member(s). This flag is traditionally folded in the shape of a triangle which makes for easy presentation in a memorial flag case.

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Flag cases are the perfect way to honor a departed military veteran. Upon the death of any honorably discharged veteran, an American burial flag is presented to the surviving family member(s). This flag is traditionally folded in the shape of a triangle which makes for easy presentation in a memorial flag case.

Burial flag case - American Made Quality

An extraordinary amount of quality goes into the making of burial flag case purchased from us. First, hand selection of solid wood pieces that make up the flag case are chosen for their beauty and strength characteristics. Then they are carefully matched and assemble according to flag case plans using tried and true wood making techniques by skilled craftsmen for a finished product that is truly magnificent. American made quality for your beloved family member.

Accessories for Memorial Flag Display Cases

There are several accessories for American flag cases. Stands and pedestals designed to elevate and proudly display a burial flag display case are available in several sizes and styles. Many of them are made in the same wood as the flag case your purchase to ensure a matching set.

Among the flag case pedestals we carry, one doubles as a cremation urn and holds the cremated ashes of your loved one. Another pedestal can also display military ribbons and medals received by the veteran.

Buying an American Flag Display Case

When purchasing a flag case it doesn’t necessarily have to be for a departed military veteran. Often they are purchased along with a flag as a corporate gift to clients or just as a gift to a friend or family member. You may want to make certain that the flag case you are purchasing is made in America as our flag cases are.

American Flag Articles

A Guide to American Flag Etiquette

Learn proper etiquette for handling the U.S. flag as well as additional resources pertaining to flag etiquette.

How to Fold A Burial Flag

Here is an article that not only has step by step instructions, but also pictures to show you how to fold an American Burial Flag.

Who is Entitled to A U.S. Burial Flag?

Surprisingly enough, not every person who has served in the U.S. Armed Forces is entitled to a burial flag. Read this article to learn what qualifications are necessary to receive the flag and what excludes servicemen.

FAQ's

  • What size flag do your burial flag cases hold?
    They are made to display a standard burial flag which is 5" x 9 ½" which is the size issued by the VA upon the death of a military veteran.
  • How do I fold my loved one's burial flag if it is not folded?
    You can learn how to fold the burial flag by reading Folding the American Flag.
  • How do I clean my flag case?
    The best way to clean your flag case would be with a dry cloth. If the glass is dirty, use can use a glass cleaner.
  • How do I treat the wood of my flag case?
    For cleaning, use a dry cloth or a wood preservative like Pledge.
  • How does my flag display case open?
    There are two different style flag display cases. The Presidential and the Heritage flag case have hinges on the front for opening. All other flag cases open from the back with turn button closure.
  • Do I need a pedestal for my burial flag case?
    A pedestal is designed to elevate the case for optimal displaying and can also display a nameplate with information and/or service medallion. We offer several pedestals to choose from.
  • Can I wall mount my flag case?
    Yes, all our flag cases come with hardware for mounting your flag case on a wall.
  • Where is the flag case made?
    The flag cases are manufactured in the furniture capital of the world, North Carolina, USA.