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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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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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Confederate Flag Poster
The best-known Confederate flag was this Battle Flag that Confederate
troops carried on the battlefield. Featuring the cross of St. Andrew and
thirteen stars, which represented the eleven states in the Confederacy
plus Kentucky and Missouri, it was commonly referred to as the "Southern
Cross." Poster measures 33½"x 21¾". |
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Flags of the Civil War
The flags of the Civil War were no mere unit designations - they
represented the very hearts of their regiments and extreme sacrifices were
often made to save them in battle. This title provides and unrivalled
wealth of information on the Confederate, Union, State and Volunteer flags
that provided a rallying point for some of the bloodiest and most heroic
fighting of the war. 144 pages, 115 B&W photos and illustrations, 90 color
illustrations, 7¼"x 9¾", soft cover.
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