Author: Maria Coffey

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As Marketing Manager, Maria handles all things marketing & advertising for Gettysburg Flag Works. Before joining GFW, Maria worked in a variety of marketing roles from category management to sales and marketing research. Maria holds a Masters in Business Administration from SUNY Albany and an undergraduate in Business with a concentration in Marketing from LeMoyne College. Outside of work, Maria enjoys time with her two boys Quinn & Declan, Saratoga race track with her husband Brian, and taking excursions with her friends & family.
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Free American Flag Pictures

We take a lot of American flag pictures here at Gettysburg Flag Works. So many, in fact, that we thought it would be great to share them with you. That’s why we made a ton of our pictures of the American flag free! But before you go find your free picture of the American flag… continue

Holidays

May 15: Peace Officers Memorial Day

Peace Officers Memorial Day. May 15. Holiday concept.

You’ve likely heard of Memorial Day, but have you heard of Peace Officers Memorial Day? This observance takes place in the United States each year on May 15th, just a couple of short weeks before Memorial Day weekend.  Recognizing Peace Officers on May 15 Though it is not a federal public holiday in the United… continue

Decorating With Flags

Celebrating the 75th Anniversary of V-J Day

World war 2 flag for sale by Gettysburg Flag Works

V-J Day, short for “Victory Over Japan” Day, is the day that Japan surrendered, effectively ending World War II. The term is used interchangeably for August 14-15, 1945, on which Japan ceased fighting and the White House announced their surrender, and September 2, when Japan’s formal surrender was made in Tokyo Bay onboard the U.S.S…. continue

Announcements

Staying United During the Coronavirus Pandemic

The coronavirus pandemic has affected every aspect of American life. From the closing of schools and churches to the shutdown of gyms, restaurants and bars, Americans are feeling isolated and anxious. As we all adjust to this new normal – practicing social distancing, working and schooling from home, employing self-quarantines – it becomes increasingly difficult… continue