Texas and Coahuila Flag

Name: Texas and Coahuila Flag
Brand: My Store
Price: 975.0 USD
Availability: InStock

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The 1824 Constitution of Mexico joined Texas with Coahuila to form the state of Coahuila y Tejas. This is the flag of the state of Coahuila y Tejas used in the 1820s and 1830s. The Mexican tricolor is accompanied by two stars to represent the regions of Coahuila and Tejas. It is believed that this is one of the flags flown at the Alamo. Both Colonel Juan Almonte, aid to Santa Anna, and Carlos Sanchez-Navarro, a Mexican officer and engineer, make reference to this flag in their memoirs. The political landscape of Mexico changed dramatically due to Santa Anna’s rise to power in 1835. He quickly assumed dictatorial powers and abrogated large parts of the Mexican Constitution. In Chihuahua and the other northern states of Mexico, the resentment of Santa Anna’s dictatorship was especially strong. Both Coahuila and Texas seceded from Mexico because of Santa Anna's attempts to centralize the government, with Texas forming the Republic of Texas and Coahuila joining with Nuevo Leon, and Tamaulipas to form the short-lived Republic of the Rio Grande.

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Flags

All of our flags are are handmade by our craftsmen from hand-dyed cloth produced only for Gallery of the Republic. They are each screen-printed or hand painted, then antiqued and distressed to produce the finest historic replicas possible. The frames are built from custom-milled moldings and hand-assembled in our Texas Hill Country workshop.

Maps

Our reproductions of rare maps are beautifully hand aged with faded edges, delicate creases and subtle discoloration to achieve a look of authenticity only surpassed by the real thing.

Rarities

From time-to-time we offer genuine antique maps, prints and historic documents. These are archivally framed so that they are preserved for generations to come.

Production Time

Our framed selections are individually hand-crafted to order. Production and delivery usually take about a month. We promise you will find it worth the wait.

If you need your order sooner, please contact us at 512-472-7701 or inquire@galleryoftherepublic.com and we will find a way to meet your needs if humanly possible.

Free Shipping

Shipping is free within the continental United States.

As often as possible within Texas we try to deliver your order on our truck. This is especially true if you are getting several items at once.

We usually visit Houston, Dallas and San Antonio every couple of weeks, and special deliveries can be arranged as needed. It is our pleasure to try and personally deliver within Texas when possible.

If you are outside of the continental United States, please contact us for a shipping quote at 512-472-7701 or inquire@galleryoftherepublic.com

Hear from Our Customers

Over forty years in business and thousands of happy customers.

Duncan Stewart Texas Citizens Bank

"Exceptional!”

"We’ve been working with Gallery of the Republic since our early years as a bank. The founder is a great friend and partner. The Gallery of the Republic team takes the time to offer thoughtful suggestions, from historical maps to vintage ranger badges. The Gallery has been instrumental in helping us establish a strong brand that’s tied to the community we serve. Our offices feel comfortable, sophisticated, and firmly rooted in our rich Texas heritage."

Ross Perot

“Excellent!”

"I have been purchasing beautiful handcrafted historic flags from your company since 1985. These celebrated treasures have adorned my office walls through the years. Thank you for your exemplary products, service, delivery and personal attention to detail."

The Honorable George Chandler, Lufkin, Texas

“Impressive!”

"As an old trial lawyer, I have never had anything displayed in my office that caused more conversation between ally and foe as I have with my flag collection. I have been privileged to have a number of flags from the Texas Fight for Independence created by Gallery of the Republic. It is not an uncommon thing for someone to ask a question such as “how did you get that original battle flag?” They do look that real. The Gallery does great work."