Palmetto logo- Palm tree and crescent moon -Carolina car tags and mirror license plates

These Carolina palmetto crescent moon and palm tree logo license plates are just for the South Carolina customers. The crescent moon and palm tree have been a coastal favorite for years. Each acrylic palmetto mirror license plates with the palmetto logo is hand made on a custom basis. We offer the the palm tree and crescent moon tag in all colors. Please email us for wholesale information.

    Each of these acrylic palmetto logo mirror  license plates measure approx. 6" x 12" Due to variations of computer monitors, colors may view differently. We also offer this logo on shirts, decals, magnets, and hitch covers.
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Palmetto Logo Decals are 6" in height $5.00 each decal color burgandy navy white pink red green gold black camouflage	Palmetto logo license plate tag color mirror silver-default red black blue lime green navy yellow burgandy white Logo Color black blue red blue green pink white burgandy Option 9	Palmetto crescent moon flip flop license plate Flip Flop Color Red Black Lime Blue Yellow Pink Purple Orange burgandy Strap Color Purple Pink Yellow Blue Lime Black Red burgandy Logo Color Mirror Red Lime Blue Yellow Pink Orange Purple Black
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The state flag of South Carolina was officially adopted in 1861. It has a white crescent and a white palmetto tree on a blue ground. Three white crescents (on a blue background) were first used on a South Carolina banner protesting the Stamp Act in 1765. In 1775, Colonel William Moultrie designed a banner for South Carolina troops; it had a white crescent on a blue field. When South Carolina seceded from the Union, the palmetto tree was added to the flag. The palmetto tree was chosen because this tree had helped South Carolinians defeat the British in a battle at Sullivan's Island (during the Revolutionary War). The South Carolinians built a fort out of palmetto wood, and when the British fired cannonballs at the fort, instead of knocking the fort down, the soft palmetto wood just absorbed the cannonballs.