COTTON 20TH REGIMENT TEXAS VOLUNTEERS 3 X 5 FLAG - CSA CIVIL WAR

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20TH TEXAS VOLUNTEERS FLAG
KEEP IT FLYING!
This is a NEW 3 feet by 5 feet cotton flag with 2 grommets for flying or hanging
.
Cotton flags should be kept DRY.
This is a heavy duty quality cotton flag with sewn and embroidered details.
I included several pictures with this auction to show the quality of this flag. I sell many types of flags and patches, ect. Check out my other items on EBAY.
The flag is very nice. I sell many flags and am sure you will be pleased with this one. I usually ship merchandise as soon as payment is received. Email with any questions. Thanks for looking and have a
DIXIE DAY
!
ABOUT THE TEXAN CONFEDERATES AND THIS FLAG:
The Twentieth Texas Infantry was composed mainly of middle-aged men and commanded by Colonel Henry M. Elmore. It was part of the District of Texas, New Mexico, and Arizona, also known as the Third Corps under General
John B. Magruder
. Their main purpose was to guard the Sabine River and to protect the city of
Galveston, Texas
. They saw little action until the
Battle of Galveston
in January 1863, in which they served with distinction, for which their action were commended by Confederate President
Jefferson Davis.
On May 26, 1865, at New Orleans, the 20th Texas Infantry was surrendered to Federal forces as part of General Edmund Kirby Smith's Confederate Department of Trans Mississippi, with Lt. Gen.
Simon B. Buckner
, acting in Smiths name.
SHIPPING:
This flag will be shipped USPS Priority. Usually 1-2 days after payment is received.
WEEKENDS:
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