Confederate Flag

Lee and other prominent Confederate Generals and Statesmen. Additionally, it depicts several versions of the Confederate Flag.

A Brief History of Confederate Flag Designs: For those unfamiliar with the history of the various designs of Confederate flag, know that the traditional Southern Cross with 13 st...

Confederate parade flag in the southern cross battle flag format, reunion period, 1910s-1920s: Confederate parade flag in the Southern cross “battle flag” style, printed on cotto...

Notes on Confederate Flag Design: The Confederacy had three successive national designs, known as the First, second, and Third Confederate national flags.

One ship flies the White Ensign and the Union Jack from the Main Mast while the other flies an early Confederate flag, the First National Flag. Dimensions: 14 3/4 inches high x 20...

CONFEDERATE FIRST NATIONAL (STARS & BARS) PATTERN BIBLE FLAG WITH 13 EMBROIDERED STARS, CAPTURED IN NEW ORLEANS AT THE "BATTLE OF THE HANDKERCHIEFS" BY MAJOR FREDERICK GREEN STILES O...

Family legend states that it was a Confederate flag, said to have been carried by White throughout the war.

The 22 stars on this particular example represents a removal of those states that the particular flag-maker felt were loyal to the Confederate cause, creating what has been called a ...

It is also of interest to note that during the Civil War, the State Flag of Texas was sometimes married with that of the First Confederate National Flag (a.k.a., the Stars & Bars).

It is also of interest to note that during the Civil War, the State Flag of Texas was sometimes married with that of the First Confederate National Flag (a.k.a., the Stars & Bars).

This is a 20th century, commemorative Fort Sumter Confederate 11-star flag (single circular medallion pattern double appliqué.

This existed not only on the earliest recorded flags of the Republic of Texas, but is also known on at least one Confederate, Civil War period flag.

The first significant point to note is that this is the only circumstance I have ever seen where an image of the Confederate battle flag or navy jack has been printed on a Stars & St...

The word "Union" appears in the blue, but it is interesting to note that the basic design is that of the Confederate commissioning pennant, meant to accompany the 1st Confederate nat...

32 Stars In A One-of-a-kind Pattern On A Dynamic Flag With Purported Confederate Capture History; A Very Rare Star Count, Official For 1 Year And Accurate For Just 9 Months, Minnesot...

The Confederate figures mirror these counterparts with gray-clad infantrymen, a Confederate cavalry figure, and a flag bearer hoisting the Confederate battle flag.

In the other is a long blade, firmly directed at a lion that appears to be maintaining cautious guard before the Stars & Bars, which was the first national flag of the Confederate St...

It is also of interest to note that during the Civil War, the State Flag of Texas was sometimes married with that of the First Confederate National Flag (a.k.a., the Stars & Bars).

Forrest’s men insisted that the Union soldiers, although fleeing, kept their weapons and frequently turned to shoot, forcing the Confederates to keep firing in self defense. Confeder...