Clan Spence Scottish Tartan Crest Garden Flag

POLE NOT INCLUDED

The Clan Spence Scottish Tartan Crest Garden Flag combines the Spence crest and tartan pattern on a two-sided garden flag.

Spence comes from the old word "spence," meaning a household pantry or larder, and began as an occupational surname for the person in charge of a household's stores - a name that grew into notable Lowland families such as the Spens of Wormiston and Lathallan in Fife, remembered in the old ballad of Sir Patrick Spens.

Printed on both sides on 100% poly poplin-canvas - lightweight yet durable, with fine warp threads and thicker weft yarns - the design is built to stay vibrant outdoors. Available in a 12" x 18" flag or the larger 24.5" x 32" size, with a top sleeve that fits standard flagpoles and stands (pole not included).

A fitting way to mark a garden or entryway with the Spence name, or to gift to a relative tracing their Fife roots.

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