Combination Flag Display Case Shadow Box, Flag Medal Pedestal.

Combination Flag Display Case Shadow Box, Flag medal and pedestal

The combination Flag Display Case and Shadow Box, allowing for the display of a grouping with the flag. Each display case features beautiful Appalachian Hardwood with an elegant Queen Anne Cherry finish, sturdy masonite backing, and 1/8" glass front. A silk-screened, paper, flag front is included for display. Velcro-compatible material is included in the Shadow Box area. The depth between the glass and velour is 2 3/8".

NOW ALSO AVAILABLE IN SOLID OAK WITH A GOLDEN OAK FINISH!

Combination Flag Display Case Shadow Box, Flag medal and pedestal -WB (as shown)

Overall size: 27 3/4" W x 22 3/4" H x 4" D
Inside dimensions of the Shadow Box area: 23 3/4" W x 6" H x 2 3/8" D
Includes a solid wood base
Houses Memorial (5' x 9 1/2') size flag.
Plate size shown: 1 1/4" x 5"
Color choice of Velcro-compatible material: Black, Burgundy, Camel, Gray, Green, Oyster, Red, or Royal Blue
Also available as a wall-mountable only unit

Please check some testimonials below:

"This combo display case is everything we were looking for. It proudly holds my husband’s retirement flag along with his rank pins, ribbons, and commendations. It tells the story of his 30 years in the Coast Guard in one powerful display." - Elaine Porter, Jacksonville, FL

"The attention to detail on this case is unreal. It fits the folded flag perfectly and has enough room to lay out my challenge coins, medals, and even a photo. Every time someone visits, it sparks a conversation about my service." - Samantha Lewis, Albany, New York

"We gave this to my father as a retirement gift, and he was speechless. It’s more than just a display — it’s a legacy piece. You can tell it was made by someone who truly understands military service." - Tina Delgado, Galveston, TX

"This combo display case brought tears to our eyes at my brother’s memorial. His flag, medals, and photo are now preserved in one dignified case. It’s more than just a box — it’s how we honor his sacrifice." - Riley Johnson, Duluth, MN