Cherokee Braves Confederate Battle Flag
Size: 36" x
54" Pay
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Price:$275
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Cherokee Confederate troops, in the 1860s as part of the Indian cavalry carried battle flags adapted from the first Confederate Flag. The most famous of these is the Cherokee Braves Flag, which was captured at the Battle of Locust Grove. It consists of the original Stars and Bars, with five red stars in the center of the white stars. These red stars represented the Five Civilized Tribes, who were aligned with the Confederacy. The center red star represented the Cherokee Nation.
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Confederate States Choctaw Brigade Battle Flag
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Carried by Army of Trans Mississippi units composed of Choctaw native Americans.
Confederate Army of Trans Mississippi Missouri battle flag
Often called the "Sterling Price Flag". These flags were originally made by New Orleans ladies. The Army of Trans Mississippi regiments from Missouri were apart from their state of Missouri. At the surrender of Vicksburg most of these flags were surrendered. Over 60,000 men from Missouri fought under this flag.
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The flag has four ties instead of a regular canvas hoist. If you want a canvas hoist with whipped eyelets or brass grommets please specify in your order. No extra charge.
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Confederate States Army of Trans Mississippi Van Dorn Battle Flag
General Earl
Van Dorn designed this flag that was used during the battle of
Elkhorn Tavern. Also flown east of the Mississippi upon the
arrival of the Army of Trans Mississippi at Corinth after the
battle of Shiloh.
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Size: 36" x
54" Pay
with PayPalPrice:$275
Order Form (doc file) right click to save or open and complete in word processor then save to file and attach to an email to us or print and mail to us.
Order Form (pdf file) right click to save or open in your PDF viewer (Acrobat for MS windows users). It has fillable forms so you can fill out on your computer, save and attach to an email to us or mail to us.
Cherokee Confederate troops, in the 1860s as part of the Indian cavalry carried battle flags adapted from the first Confederate Flag. The most famous of these is the Cherokee Braves Flag, which was captured at the Battle of Locust Grove. It consists of the original Stars and Bars, with five red stars in the center of the white stars. These red stars represented the Five Civilized Tribes, who were aligned with the Confederacy. The center red star represented the Cherokee Nation.
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Confederate States Choctaw Brigade Battle Flag
Size: 36" x 54" Pay with PayPal
Price $300 - Flag as shown in picture - decorations are extra.Order Form (doc file) right click to save or open and complete in word processor then save to file and attach to an email to us or print and mail to us.
Order Form (pdf file) right click to save or open in your PDF viewer (Acrobat for MS windows users). It has fillable forms so you can fill out on your computer, save and attach to an email to us or mail to us.
Carried by Army of Trans Mississippi units composed of Choctaw native Americans.
This flag has no border. The color seen around the edge is from the background when the picture was made.
Confederate Army of Trans Mississippi Missouri battle flag
Size: 36" x 54" Pay with PayPal
Price $200 - Flag as shown only with ties and no regular hoist.Often called the "Sterling Price Flag". These flags were originally made by New Orleans ladies. The Army of Trans Mississippi regiments from Missouri were apart from their state of Missouri. At the surrender of Vicksburg most of these flags were surrendered. Over 60,000 men from Missouri fought under this flag.
Order Form (doc file) right click to save or open and complete in word processor then save to file and attach to an email to us or print and mail to us.
Order Form (pdf file) right click to save or open in your PDF viewer (Acrobat for MS windows users). It has fillable forms so you can fill out on your computer, save and attach to an email to us or mail to us.
The flag has four ties instead of a regular canvas hoist. If you want a canvas hoist with whipped eyelets or brass grommets please specify in your order. No extra charge.
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Confederate States Army of Trans Mississippi Van Dorn Battle Flag
General Earl
Van Dorn designed this flag that was used during the battle of
Elkhorn Tavern. Also flown east of the Mississippi upon the
arrival of the Army of Trans Mississippi at Corinth after the
battle of Shiloh. Size: 36" x 54" Pay with PayPal
Price $200 - Flag as shown.Order Form (doc file) right click to save or open and complete in word processor then save to file and attach to an email to us or print and mail to us.
Order Form (pdf file) right click to save or open in your PDF viewer (Acrobat for MS windows users). It has fillable forms so you can fill out on your computer, save and attach to an email to us or mail to us.
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