Alamo “1824” Flag – Historic Texian Banner

The Alamo Flag, also known as the “1824 Flag,” is a powerful symbol of early Texas history. This flag was flown by Texian rebels during the Battle of the Alamo in 1836, representing their resistance to centralized authority and their demand for constitutional rights.

The design features the Mexican tricolor with “1824” displayed at the center, referencing the Mexican Constitution of 1824, which granted autonomy and rights to Texas settlers. Its use reflected the rebels’ call to restore those constitutional freedoms rather than reject Mexican governance outright.

This historically significant flag honors the complex origins of the Texas independence movement and the events surrounding The Alamo, making it a meaningful display for historians, educators, reenactors, and patriotic collectors.

Proudly made in the USA, this flag serves as a tribute to a pivotal chapter in American and Texan history.