13 Colony Star of David above the Eagle's Head on the One Dollar Biill

It s not clear what the hexagram meant at the time of the American Revolution, so to attribute some intended national symbolism to it based on today's meaning is mere speculation. The hexagram shape of the constellation of stars on the Great Seal may have simply been a rearrangement of the 13 stars on the first American flag.

- Holy Hexagram, GreatSeal.com

Curiously, the Great Seal of the United States appears to contain an image of a Star of David, consisting of 13 smaller American Stars symbolizing the 13 original colonies, above the eagle s head.

- Star of David, Bigpedia, bigpeida.com

The 1777 Stars and Stripes (of David)

Francis Hopkinson 1777 United States Flag

Some historians believe it was Francis Hopkinson and not Betsy Ross who designed the official “first flag” of the United States (13 red and white stripes with 13 stars on a field of blue). Hopkinson was a member of the Continental Congress, a heraldist, a designer of the Great Seal of the State of New Jersey, one of the designers of the Great Seal of the United States (which contains a blue shield with 13 diagonal red and white stripes and 13 five-pointed stars) and a signer of the United States Declaration of Independence.

–  Who made the first American Flag and When was it made? Askville.com

Another American Star of David Flag

 

American Revotionary Era Star of David Flag