American Made Burial Flag Medals Display case - Size 4' x 6'

Our Burial Flag / Medals Display Case American Made Flag Display Case is available in hand-selected Appalachian Hardwood with an elegant Queen Anne Cherry finish or a Rich Stained Walnut finish; also available in Solid Oak with a Golden Oak finish.  Each piece comes complete with a durable Masonite backing and 1/8" glass front.  A silk-screened, paper, flag front is included for display.  The depth between the glass and Masonite is 2 3/8".

• Overall size:  17 1/2" W x 17 1/2" H x 3" D
• Inside (face) area:  15 1/2" W x 15 1/2" H x 2 3/8" D
• Houses a Memorial (5' x 9 1/2') flag.
• In addition to honoring our Veterans, this piece is also ideal for display of baby items, wedding momentous, graduation keepsakes . . . the possibilities are endless!

Please check some testimonials below:

"The quality is unmatched. You can feel the difference in the wood, the glass, the craftsmanship — it’s solid, respectful, and built to last. Seeing my father’s name, city, and state engraved right beneath the flag and medals brought tears to my eyes. Proud to buy American. Proud to remember him this way." - Stephanie R. – Louisville, Kentucky

"Everything about this case screams quality — and knowing it was made in the USA made it even more meaningful. The engraving of my grandfather’s name, along with our hometown and state, gave it that perfect personal touch. It honors him just the way he deserves." - Brian D. – Minneapolis, Minnesota

"We searched everywhere for a display case that would feel worthy of my husband’s service. This one checked every box. It’s beautiful, well-built, and proudly American-made. With his name, our city, and our state engraved below, it’s now one of the most sacred things in our home." - Danielle M. – Mesa, Arizona

"This display case doesn’t just look beautiful — it feels meaningful. The wood, the glass, the craftsmanship — all top-notch. Seeing my father’s name, city, and state etched into American-made wood? That hit hard. It’s exactly how we wanted to honor him." - Kelsey N. – Charleston, South Carolina