Wear United States Flag Pins on Veterans Day

Veterans Day:
“U.S. holiday celebrated on November 11, honoring veterans of the U.S. armed forces and those killed in battle. Originally called Armistice Day, it began as a commemoration of the ending of World War I on Nov. 11, 1918. After World War II it was recognized as a day to pay tribute to all service members, and in 1954 it was designated as Veterans Day. It is usually observed with parades, speeches, and flowers placed on military graves and memorials. The holiday is called Remembrance Day in Canada and Remembrance Sunday (on the Sunday nearest to November 11) in Britain.”

Source: Britannica Concise Encyclopedia

ImprintItems.com started making and stocking United States Flag pins in 1991. This was long before many other companies jumped on the bandwagon after 9-11. The terrorist attacks gave many opportunists a chance to make a bunch
of cash in a short period of time. Ironically, when the windfall died down, most of these companies went out of business. For awhile I could buy American flag pins on closeout, cheaper through Ebay that I could have them made myself. (Owner, ImprintItems.com)

At ImprintItems.com we make the best United States flag pin on the market.

We offer a full refund, less shipping costs, if you order our lapel pins and do not think they are up to par.

We produce large volumes for bulk orders; we try to always have 20,000 American flag pins in stock at one time.

Some say wearing a U.S. Flag pin any time is a way to falsely profess your patriotism.

Honestly, I do not care why you wear the pin. No matter who wears it and why it is worn, the Stars and Stripes raise questions. What does the flag mean to me? to you? to us?

We sell at prices that allow VFW’s , American Legions, and other patriots to hand these out without breaking their budgets.

I assure you, if you are not proud of your country, you should be. The odds are that one of your grandparents or uncles served this country; it is very likely one of them died for the United States of America.

Maybe I am in the minority…but when I hear the national anthem, it makes me tingle down my neck. When they sing, “the home of the brave” I often have tears in my eyes.

God Bless the United States of America.

~Imprint Ed.

Wear the Red, White and Blue on Veterans Day. Show your support not only for those who gave their lives for our freedom, but also for those who are willing to do so today.