They’re Making Wooden Flags

They’re Making Wooden Flags Buffalo Reclaimed Flag Co. is a family-owned business that started as a hobby in a garage. It has one of its 16-ft. flags displayed in the Pentagon. According to the company, it primarily used reclaimed wood from the Buffalo, N.Y., area when it began. It was sourced from pallets and old homes. As the company grew, it began using dimensional lumber for consistency. Besides American flags, they also carry flags with state, military and first responder themes. Many of Buffalo Reclaimed’s products are made from pine. Every flag is coated with a durable, heavy-grade polyurethane as a topcoat. If a customer opts to weatherproof the flag, a UV-rated spar urethane is applied to both the front and back. Address and welcome signs come with a single layer of UV coating. D-ring hardware is attached for hanging regular flags. Orders can be customized with engravings, emblems, or custom carvings. Address Wooden Flag Signs with 4 to 5 numbers measure 39 in. high by 9 in. wide and cost $105. The weathered rustic glory handmade wooden American flag comes in small (17 1/2 in. by 9 1/2 in.), medium, large and colossal (57 in. by 32 in.) sizes and ranges in price from $95 to $460, with free U.S. shipping on most flag orders. Oversized flags are shipped via LTL freight on a custom-built pallet. Buffalo Reclaimed has over 25,000 customers. It offers a 15% military and first responder discount. Orders can be placed on the website or by calling and have a 3 to 5-week lead time. Contact: FARM SHOW Followup, Buffalo Reclaimed Flag Co., 7651 Seneca St., East Aurora, N.Y. 14052 (ph 716-427-3428; info@buffaloreclaimed.com; www.buffaloreclaimed.com).

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