Original U.S. Gulf War Era 1st Special Operations Command SOCOM Unit Flag “Colors” - 5’ x 3’ Spanish Artillery which was painted for use

which was painted for use by the Civil Defense Suffolk County Director

The sockets were bored

Once Colt received his first Government Contracts for the Dragoon model

and the maker name HENRY WILKINSON PALL MALL can still be seen clearly

Original U.S. Gulf War Era 1st Special Operations Command SOCOM Unit Flag “Colors” - 5’ x 3’ Spanish Artillery which was painted for useOriginal Item: Only One Available. This is a flag that represents the 1st Special Operations Command SOCOM, also known as the "Colors". In the Army, regiments, battalions of regiments, and separate battalions have a stand of colors. The first color is the National Color, which is a version of the national flag trimmed with a 2+12 inch wide (6. 4 cm) gold fringe. It is equivalent to the King's Color in the British Army. The second color is the