morey flags

Cheesebrough Wood Rakes & Wooden Flagsticks

Athough they look their best on our wooden flagsticks, morey flags will make any flagstick stand out. We use Solarmax 200 nylon, a dedicated flag material. A twin pennant "strobes" for added visibilty.

We can also use heavier weave outdoor fabrics that look and feel just like early cotton flags, with the UV resistance of todays synthetics.

Deep Pelican
Spanish Yellow - nylon

Unique accessories for your grounds

Pelican - Green - nylon

"Canvas" Pennant - OG Red

Practice flags:
Top and bottom show the more transparent single layer of white, and below shows two layers of white.

Twin Pennant - Spanish Yellow over Red - nylon

Intended to deny information on air currents when golf was for the rugged. This woven ash basket is authentic Old World crafstmanship.

Twin Pennant - White over Green - nylon

Custom Twin Pennant
Spice Brown over Black - nylon

Twin Pennant - White over Royal Blue, White, & Red - nylon

Custom Twin Pennant
Spanish Yellow over White - nylon

Custom Twin Pennant in heavy fabric Red over White

"Gaff" If the wind refuses to blow, the wooden spar in this gaff sail flag will hold the target in view. (I thought they looked great.... really. But we have never sold one.)

Colors:
We stock the basic colors, and have an ever growing color range in inventory. We can order most any color and weave you require.

The morey design:
A wooden spar keeps the flag from bunching up, and offers a unique presentation. Custom flag shapes and sizes are available. We will make a grommet flag if needed.

Logo:
We embroider logo's on any of our flags.

Custom design:
We enjoy unusal projects, and might be able to help you develop yours.

Flag Shapes:

You probably noticed that many of our flags are pennant shaped. The reason is pretty basic. We wanted to make flags that complimented our wooden flagsticks. Being small, however, we find it difficult to compete with the industry leaders in their own game, so need to find that little spot they have no interest in. A casual glance showed everyone makes rectangle shaped flags so we immediately liked pennants. Next came figuring out how to attach them to the stick. Everyone uses tubes. We thought tubes were boring, and they hid our great looking wood. So no tubes. And, that it was obvious (to a woodworker) that a flag would require some kind of wood. We think we stumbled on a pretty nice old looking flag design, but will also run with any idea you come up with.
That is how it always works out in our 1800's mill. Pairing a high powered marketing strategy with state-of-the-art computer forecasting to achieve a laser focus on our clients needs. (Yeah...we got a coputer. Huhgn!)

Twin Pennant
Dartmouth Green over White - nylon