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Bonnie Blue Flag
Secessionists
unofficially adopted this flag in 1861 when it was raised over the
capitol building in Mississippi. So inspiring was the sight, a song was
written about it. 5'x 3'. |
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Confederate Field Artillery Flag
Distinguished by its square dimensions and white borders, this flag is a
faithful re-creation of that used by Confederate Artillery units.
Constructed of Nyl-Glo for resistance to color fading. Measures 5'x 3'. |
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First Confederate National Flag
This flag was the first attempt at standardizing the national flag of
the Confederacy. Early in the war, after the fall of Fort Sumter, this
was the flag seen over Charleston Harbor. 5'x 3'. |
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General Lee's Headquarters Flag
This flag was used by Confederate General Robert E. Lee during and shortly
after the Gettysburg campaign to help identify his headquarters. 5'x 3'.
Confederate Flags. |
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Third Confederate National Flag
Adopted in 1865, this
flag was the final design adopted by the Confederate government. 5'x 3'. |
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Union 34-Star Flag
The official U.S. flag
from July 4th 1861 to July 4th 1863, this flag included one star for every
state - including those of the Confederacy. 5'x 3'. |
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69th Irish Brigade Flag
Carried into battle by the 69th New York, this
flag features a golden harp topped by white clouds and a yellow
sunburst; a field of light green shamrocks; and the Brigade motto "who
never retreated from the clash of spears" in the Old Irish (not Gaelic),
"Riamh Nar Dhruid O Spairn Iann". 5'x 3' polyester flag includes metal
grommets. |
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