As early as the 1600's, images of the pine trees appeared on Massachusetts coins and flags. In April 1776, the Massachusetts Council resolved that its sea service should carry "a white flag, with a green pine-tree, and the inscription, 'An Appeal to Heaven'."

From the first two years of the war, there are many references to this flag flying on New England Vessels. Pine tree flags with no mottoes and with different background colors were also used.

The motto and tree represented the New Englanders' appeal to God and the natural law in their fight against the British Parliament.

Please note: Due to the thickness of the towel the print colors may not soak all the way through the fabric and a white backing can appear when towel fibers are stroked.

.: Material: 52% polyester and 48% cotton
.: Comes in two sizes (30" × 60" and 36" × 72")
.: White cotton loop backing
.: One-sided print