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![[Sons of the Revolution]](../images/u/us_sor1.gif) image by Marc Pasquin, 20 January 2016
 
image by Marc Pasquin, 20 January 2016
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The Sons of the Revolution is a patriotic organisation in the United States 
that promote the study of the US Revolutionary War as well as maintain a few 
historical sites associated with it.
The society was created in the 1876 
century by members of the Society of the Cincinnati 
who wished to extend the 
membership beyond the eldest descendants of individual officers of the 
continental army.
In 1889, the society suffered a schism of its own with 
a number of members leaving over matters of membership requirements and branches 
hierarchy and establishing The Sons of the American Revolution.
The two 
flags here share the same basic design being gold-blue-gold vertically divided 
with the organisation's logo centered. The first is based on the image of a 
table flag that was sold on one of the SOR's website which has the vertical 
bands of equal width while the second, seen only in drawing form, is instead a 
Canadian pale with the name of the organisation above the logo and the state's 
name below based on which I would assume that similar flags are used during 
parade by the various chapters.
 Marc Pasquin, 20 January 2016