Don't Tread On Me Gadsden Sticker For Sale

Christopher Gadsden, an American general, and statesman designed the flag in 1775 during the American Revolution. The yellow background represents the battlefield, which has a rattlesnake coiled up and ready to strike with the meaning of being in constant preparedness to defend and protect the United States at all cost. The Army has used this symbol for over 236 years. Our Don't Tread on Me Sticker is a great way to show your pride in the United States and its protection. Magnet America

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Don't Tread On Me Gadsen Sticker 2.49 Don't Tread On Me Gadsen Sticker

Christopher Gadsden, an American general, and statesman designed the flag in 1775 during the American Revolution. The yellow background represents the battlefield, which has a rattlesnake coiled up and ready to strike with the meaning of being in constant preparedness to defend and protect the United States at all cost. The Army has used this symbol for over 236 years. Our Don't Tread on Me Sticker is a great way to show your pride in the United States and its protection.

• This product is proudly made in a small town in North Carolina, USA. We pride ourselves in producing our products with high quality and durable materials that are all made in the USA.

• This high-quality UV protected vinyl sticker would be displayed perfectly on the window of your car.

• This Don't Tread on Me Sticker is a great way to show your pride in the United States and its dimensions for this snake shaped sticker are 4 7/8" x 4 1/4"