Appeal To Heaven Flag
Appeal To Heaven Flag
Appeal To Heaven Flag
Appeal To Heaven Flag
Appeal To Heaven Flag
Appeal To Heaven Flag
Appeal To Heaven Flag

Appeal To Heaven Flag

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On this sign there is a tree with the words "Appeal to Heaven" engraved on it. The dimensions of this sign are 18 in. L x 11 1/4 in. W x 3/4 in thick (Pine & Oak Wood) and the dimensions of the Ambrosia Maple Wood is 18 in L x 12 3/4 in W and 1 inch thick. These sizes can be customized to whatever you'd like. Please just ask!! The stain used in the first two photos is Special Walnut on Oak Wood, the next two photos is Pine Wood stained with Golden Oak, the next photo has Pine Wood stained in Dark Walnut, and the wood used in the last photo is Ambrosia Maple Wood stained in Dark Walnut. The stain color can be customized to your liking. Please see the stain chart in the last photo we have & leave us a note when you order telling us which stain you want to use.

A wall hanging can be added at no extra cost to the back of your sign, please see this option when you order. **We will add two coats of a protective coating to protect the wood.** If you have any questions or customizations that you would like to make please just let us know! A little history for you about the quote "Appeal To Heaven"... This quote is part of John Locke’s justification for the overthrow of Britain’s King James II, who was removed from power in 1688, an event known as the “Glorious Revolution.”  Locke’s “appeal to heaven” is not about prayer; it is about direct political action.  Locke argues that people have rights that cannot be infringed upon by the government and that rebellion is justified if it is to defend those rights. As American colonists increasingly came into conflict with the British government during the 1760s and 1770s, Locke’s words became an inspiration to many patriots.  After all, if the Glorious Revolution was justified as a defense against tyranny, didn’t the American Revolution have the same justification? The slogan “An Appeal to Heaven” is less dramatic than “Give me Liberty or give me Death,” but in its own way it is equally forceful and evocative.  It is a call to action couched in the words of a philosopher rather than a politician. VISIT US AT WWW.CARVEDGUN.COM