Pennsylvania Pennant Options:default ‘Associators’ were a unique type

‘Associators’ were a unique type of volunteer group of colonists in Maryland and Pennsylvania which were similar to militias

Known colloquially as The Headquarters of the Revolution

Washington didn’t settle for just any variety

and Kevin Nelson for their contributions

Also included is an illustrated instruction sheet on folding

Pennsylvania Pennant Options:default ‘Associators’ were a unique typePennsylvania became a state on December 12, 1787, when it ratified the U. S. Constitution, becoming the second state to join the Union after Delaware. Known as the "Keystone State" due to its central role in the founding of the United States, Pennsylvania played a pivotal part in American history, hosting the Continental Congress and the signing of the Declaration of Independence in Philadelphia. Its ratification marked a critical step in establishing