Wallace Clan

The name Wallace originates from the Old French word “waleis” meaning a “Welshman”, although the Scottish form is thought to refer to a Strathclyde Briton. Early records show that the name was popular in Renfrewshire and Ayrshire. The first record of the name was in 1160 when Richard Walensis witnessed a charter by Alan, son of Walter the High Steward. Richard’s lands in Ayrshire were named after him and the name survived as the town and parish of Riccarton.

This is a short extract from the full Clan history which accompanies each of our flags. Presented on fine art paper, your Clan history can be displayed with pride.



Wallace Crest


Wallace Clan - Tartan, actual size

FLAG
This flag style would typically be flown outdoors or on a vertical or angled flagpole or on display indoors on an indoor flagpole.
This is our most-popular selling design
54”x27”
(137cm x 69cm)
$99.00CAD
ANGLED BANNER
This flag is designed to be flown on a flagpole set at a 45 degree angle perhaps on the side of a house or office. When hug in this manner the crest will hang parallel to the building and the clan crest will show clearly.
27”x54”
(69cm x 137cm)
$99.00CAD
HORIZONTAL BANNER
This flag can be used indoors or outdoors.  Perhaps above a fireplace or bar or hung on a wall like a tapestry.  If used outdoors it will hang parallel to the building on a horizontal flagpole. 
27”x40”
(69cm x 102cm)
$99.00CAD