World Trade Center Flag Case, 911 Memorial Flag Display case

 World Trade Center Flag Case, 911 Memorial Flag Display case 

• Solid Oak, Walnut, Cherry, or Mahogany
• Double Strength Glass
•  Personalized Laser Engraving (optional)
• Accepts Folded 3x5ft Flag 
• Includes Laser Engraved WTC Skyline
• Crushed Velvet Background
• Laminate Panel Back
• Inside Dimensions: 15W x 7-1/2H

World Trade Center Flag Case – 9/11 Memorial Flag Display Case, Handmade by Veterans

Honor and remembrance are at the heart of this World Trade Center Flag Case, a piece that combines craftsmanship, meaning, and timeless beauty. Each case is proudly handmade by U.S. veterans who bring unmatched attention to detail and dedication to quality. This display is not just a frame, it is a memorial designed to preserve the legacy of those who served and sacrificed.

Crafted from solid oak, walnut, cherry, or mahogany, this case offers rich, natural finishes that highlight the elegance of real American wood. The front is fitted with double strength glass, ensuring lasting durability while keeping your flag safe and visible for years to come. Every case features a crushed velvet background and a laminate panel back, providing both protection and a striking contrast to showcase your folded flag.

The inside dimensions measure 15 inches wide by 7.5 inches high, perfectly designed to accept a folded 3x5 ft flag. As a tribute to resilience and patriotism, each case is laser engraved with the World Trade Center skyline, a lasting symbol of strength and unity. For a personal touch, you can choose optional custom laser engraving, making this display an unforgettable gift for families, veterans, or anyone who wishes to honor a loved one.

This 9/11 Memorial Flag Display Case stands as a powerful reminder of courage, sacrifice, and American pride. Whether placed in a home, office, or memorial setting, it preserves history while paying tribute to those we will never forget.

Choose a flag case built with heart, respect, and top-quality American craftsmanship. Each piece tells a story of remembrance, making it more than a display—it is a legacy.