Honor Our Flag: How to Care For, Fly and Otherwise Respect the Stars and Stripes

by David Singleton and David Singleton

An omnibus anthology features four best-selling novels featuring the author's signature character, Dark Elf Drizzt Do'Urden, in a volume containing The Legacy, Starless Dawn, Siege of Darkness, and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0762723688
• ISBN13: 9780762723683
• Release Date: January 2001
• Publisher: Globe Pequot Press
• Length: 64 Pages
• Weight: 0.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 4.3" x 5.8"

Customer Reviews

Long May She Wave

From the care of your flag to when and how one should display it, this small volume has many details of interest about Old Glory.Especially edifying is the small section on "Can I wear the flag ?" as I find the flag being used very loosely and inappropriately in recent years as a part of clothing and footwear designs, and this little book gives the guidelines. It also has the history of "The Star Spangled Banner", "The Pledge of Allegiance", and the flag's colors. Very interesting are the 22 illustrated pages on "The Evolution of the American Flag", including the Washington Flag, which has the six-pointed stars that were George Washington's preferrence, to the 50 star flag in use today.There are two errors on page 32, concerning Memorial Day, confusing it with Armistice Day and saying it was "for the day the treaty that ended WWII was signed".Memorial Day (honoring those who died in service) evolved from Decoration Day, which had its origins in the Civil War, and Veteran's Day (honoring those who served and died for the country) evolved from Armistice Day commemorating the end of WWI; otherwise this is an instructive little book, and as an artist who often places a flag in my pictures, it has been useful, and should be helpful to the many artisans and craftspeople who use the flag as a decorative emblem in making sure it is always done in a respectful manner.

Old Glory!!!

This nifty little book covers the history of our Nation's flag and the various rules governing its care and display. One glaring error on page 32 states that Memorial Day arose from Armistice Day. Other than that, it is a fine book for those who love the flag.