🏴 MCS 11x15.5 Inch Mini Flag Display Case for 3x5 Feet Military Flag, Black (46716) Review

This is rubbish. The product comes in poor packaging, so all chipboard corners are torn. The back is scrap art cardboard and the glass I received is already cracked. Garbage! Verified return!

Great price and I like the glass on the front. Be careful because when the glass was partially stuck in the box I squeezed it and it cracked. I ended up having to buy another box locally at a much higher price because that was the day it was launched.

I bought this to hang my grandfather's memorial flag, it was too small for that. But well made and arrived quickly. It worked because I was able to put up a flag and a missing persons/prisoner of war flag that waved over my father's house and they both fit very well in this little flag display. Dad was a POW in the Korean War, his commemorative flag went to his great-grandson, so it was a good keepsake for me.

This was the perfect size for the flag I wanted to display. This is not for a mourning flag so don't buy it if that's what you're looking for. This is the flag you fly in your home or office. The flag I raised over the nation's capital for my grandmother's 100th birthday and I felt it should be shown with honor and this occasion did. Came in a box. Wrapped in foam and clear film to ensure it has not been damaged. The box it came in is flimsy so I could see it was damaged in transit. So check it

Thanks to her support of the unfolded piece, which contained a friend's child, my wife received a flag (hung above the piece in the Middle East) and a certificate of appreciation. I bought this case to show her the "presentation" flag. I chose the case (instead of wood) mainly for its weight as we use velcro to avoid damaging the walls. The case was light but professional looking, was easy to hang and looked very nice on an office wall. Inside the case is a dark background that can be cropped…

Flag Cases exceeded all my expectations. I'm the executive secretary of the Honor Flight Center. We bring WWII and Korean War veterans to Washington DC to visit their memorials for free. I'm sending a flag to every veteran scheduled to fly over the Pentagon on the day they visit their memorials. The Pentagon is sending the flags back to me, along with a certificate for each of our veterans stating that their flag was flying over the Pentagon the day he/she was there on their behalf. I place the