Moultrie Liberty Flag 5 Panel Camper

The historically accurate Moultrie Liberty flag crescent. Early in the Revolution, rebel forces began fortifying Sullivan Island off the coast of Charleston in preparation for trouble with the British Navy. In the warm June air of 1776, Commander Sergeant William Jasper saw the Crown’s fleet shoot the flag of the fledgling Fort Moultrie down and screamed, “We cannot fight without a flag”, lifting the flag up again and eventually leading the defeat of the Imperial fleet – thus become a permanent symbol of badassness and courageous defiance.

This is a structured camper style cap with a firm front panel.

• Structured
• Firm front panel
• Low fitting
• Pro stitch on crown
• 4 metal eyelets
• 8 rows of stitching on visor
• Matching fabric undervisor
• Matching color sweatband
• Adjustable release plastic buckle with nylon strap closure