What is a flag holder called?

Flag carrier may refer to: Standard-bearer, a person (soldier or civilian) who bears an emblem called an ensign or standard. A person carrying a heraldic standard or flag, usually at sporting events and parades, previously on the battlefield.

What is the top of a flag staff called?

Finial
Finial: The decoration that sits on top of most flagpoles.

How do you keep a flag from shredding?

There are spray bottles available that are designed to create a waterproof coating over fabrics, including those used in the construction of American flags. You can spray an invisible waterproof coating over your American flag to protect it from fraying.

What holds a flag in place?

Pole hem: A sleeve through which the pole is passed through for mounting indoor flags and parade banners, or for outdoor decorative garden banners, flags, and guidons. The pole is twice the diameter of the pole. Post flag: A 10 x 19 foot United States flag flown regularly over military instillations.

What does the gold ball on top of a flagpole mean?

The Legend on Top of Military Flagpoles In order to protect the sacred Starts & Stripes from falling into the wrong hands, a brave soldier must use the items hidden inside the gold ball on top of the flagpole to defend Old Glory to the death, or provide her with a proper burial.

What is a flag pole topper called?

D Truck. The device at the top of an outdoor flagpole that houses the pulley wheel. E Finial. A decorative top for a flagpole, often an eagle, spear or ball.

Why does my flag wrap around the pole?

When a strong gust of wind occurs, it forces the flag to wrap over the pole. Because it’s such a common problem, some flag poles (like these) are designed specifically to keep the flag straight. They feature a spinning pole shaft or rings that turn automatically during strong winds.