Details: The very first Confederate flags made with St. Andrew's cross in 1861 only had twelve stars. Kentucky had not yet been given a star. The number of stars was officially raised to 13 in December of 1861.
However, the Department of Alabama, Mississippi, and East Louisiana continued to issue flags like this until the end of the war. This flag is often associated with Calvalry General Nathan Bedford Forrest.
Polyester flag with white header and two grommets. Flags have four rows of stitches on the fly and two rows on the top, bottom, and header side. The image is screen printed and appears on both sides.
However, the Department of Alabama, Mississippi, and East Louisiana continued to issue flags like this until the end of the war. This flag is often associated with Calvalry General Nathan Bedford Forrest.
Polyester flag with white header and two grommets. Flags have four rows of stitches on the fly and two rows on the top, bottom, and header side. The image is screen printed and appears on both sides.
This product was added to our catalog on Wednesday 04 September, 2013.
