Common Sense Garden Flag

About this item

This Common Sense garden flag features a title page after Thomas Paine’s Common Sense: “A Revolution of Common Sense”. It is a small flag for the front walk or the flower bed; the garden stand is not included.

A homage to the title page of Thomas Paine’s Common Sense, the pamphlet that talked a continent into independence: “COMMON SENSE” in Caslon, the typeface of 1776, with Paine’s own “Addressed to the Inhabitants of AMERICA”, printer’s flowers and double rules, and the Philadelphia imprint of MDCCLXXVI. Set in Old Glory blue with red accents, like a two-color letterpress page. After the title page of Thomas Paine’s Common Sense (Philadelphia, 1776), public domain.

• 12″ × 18″ garden flag, printed on both sides
• Weather-resistant polyester with a sleeve for a garden stand
• Stand not included

Price

$28

After the title page of Thomas Paine’s Common Sense (Philadelphia, 1776), public domain.