Texas Come and Take It Flag & William B. Travis Alamo Letter Framed Historical Display

This Texas “Come and Take It” framed historical flag display combines iconic symbols of the Texas Revolution of 1835–1836 in a distinctive vintage-style presentation. Featuring a bold Lone Star design with a dark navy hoist and weathered cream and crimson sections, the flag displays the famous Gonzales cannon and “COME AND TAKE IT” motto alongside an excerpt from William Barret Travis's February 24, 1836 Alamo letter, ending with his legendary words, “Victory or Death.” Its rustic appearance makes it an attractive addition to Texas history collections, offices, studies, and Americana-themed interiors.

The “Come and Take It” flag became a symbol of Texas resistance during the Battle of Gonzales in October 1835, while Travis's famous message from the Alamo expressed his determination to defend the mission during the Texas Revolution. The flag features a distressed, tea-stained appearance that recreates the character of aged historical fabric. Mounted against a dark backing with decorative cream corner accents and enclosed in a dark brown wood-grain frame, this commemorative display brings together two defining symbols of Texas independence.

Features

• Texas Lone Star flag with Gonzales cannon and “COME AND TAKE IT” motto
• Printed excerpt from William Barret Travis's February 24, 1836 Alamo letter, including “Victory or Death”
• Vintage-style fabric
• Dark brown wood-grain frame with dark backing and cream corner accents
• Overall framed dimensions: approximately 27" x 21.5"

Condition

Pre-Owned. Framed Texas historical flag display with slight peeling along the side of the frame. Please see the photos for additional details on the overall condition. The photos are considered part of the condition description.

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