Definition of Flagpole Spear Top
Flagpole spear tops are decorative elements placed on the top of a flagpole. They commonly feature a threaded bottom which allows them to be fastened to the flagpole. Does this Spark an idea?
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Description
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Flagpole spear tops are any type of finial (a decoration emphasizing the top-most part of a structure) shaped like a spearhead that adorns the top of a flagpole. They can vary in shape and size, typically relative to the size of the flag and/or flagpole.
Materials
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A flagpole spear top can be made of several different types of materials. Often they are made of aluminum or other metals, and finished with brass, gold or other decorative plating. Less commonly, a flagpole spear top may be made of out wood or plastic and finished with lacquer or another decorative finish.
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Where to Buy
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Flagpole finials in the shape of spears can be purchased from various online retailers such as SaratogaFlag.com, Americanflags.com, Northstarflags.com, Usflags.com, Gettysburgflag.com and Flagguys.com.
Prices
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Typical prices for flagpole spear tops vary anywhere between $15 and $60, while some sell for over $100.
Usage
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Some flag ornaments, such as those representing religious or political symbols, may be considered inappropriate for certain occasions or locales. However, spear-shaped, ball-shaped and other neutral designs are considered acceptable for most contexts, and are often considered essential for an appropriate flag display.
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