Very Large Print of Confederate General Lewis
     Addison Armistead during Pickett`s Charge   
     July 3rd 1863 Gettysburg by Famous Painter
 John Paul Strain and its number 2 of 2 very rare
 { one of a kind Serious Buyer`s call for Details }
​          { In my personal Collection very rare }

Very Large Framed Print of the Famous Battle of Gettysburg Pa. July 3rd 1863 very rare this size theirs only two it measures Framed 55 1/2 inches in Height and 78 1/2 inches width. This is very rare and the detail of this print is unbelievable and in great shape it also has a tag that tells the whole story. 
              { And  this can be delivered to your home or Business at no additional cost  in the United States } 

          Identified 6th Georgia Cavalry ANV                  
       Army of Northern Virginia Confederate 
 Battlefield Flag - Captured at Lay`s Ferry Georgia
          { Historical Battlefield Flag Very Rare }
                    { In my personal Collection } 
   { Sorry not for sale my Oldest Son wants This }

Identified Framed 6th Georgia Cavalry ANV Army of Northern Virginia Confederate Battle flag - Captured at Lay`s Ferry outside of Atlanta Georgia, There`s very rare documents that come with this Confederate ANV Battle flag.The Flag measures approximately 48" x 48 and is made in three sections. It was captured by Pvt. Asahel M. Pyburn 66th Indiana infantry & was taken home by Colonel Thomas Gutherie Morrison from New Albany Indiana.                 

     Identified 21st South Carolina First National
   Battlefield Flag - Captured at the Battle of Fort
    Wagner outside of Charleston South Carolina
          { Very Rare Historical Battlefield Flag  }
​             { IN MY PERSONAL COLLECTION }

 Identified Confederate 5th Alabama Cavalry Flag
      From the estate of Colonel Josiah Patterson
         Authorization letter from Textile Expert
  Fonda Thomsen 1/7/1998 ​Historical Battle Flag 
              Confederate Battle Flag { SOLD }

Identified Confederate 5th Alabama Cavalry Flag  Framed from the estate of Confederate Cavalry Colonel  Josiah Patterson -  Terminology used is taken from Howard Madaus and Needham 1976, And this Confederate Flag was examined by Textile Preservation Associates, Inc. Fonda Thomsen 1/7/1998 it measures Hoist 35 1/4 inches & on the fly 35 1/2 This flag is constructed completely of cotton in the pattern of a Confederate battle flag. The fly has a red cotton field with a 4" blue cotton cross, containing thirteen white cotton twill stars, appliqued to the obverse side. The reverse has no decoration but the sewing threads from the obverse are visible.     
                                                                      

    Confederate Battlefield Flag that Hung in very
              old Virginia Church for many years
                    { Historical Battlefield Flag }
​                    { In my personal Collection }
                { Sorry not for sale at this Time }

The Documents that come with this very rare home made Confederate Battlefield flag tells the story that this flag came home from the Civil War with a Virginia soldier and it was in this very old white church for many years from 1866 - 1895 and than when they was building a newer church it was than taken out and it stayed with the family of the Earle from Elkins West Virginia area and at one time it was Virginia. It was examined  by Conservation textiles Virginia J. Whelan from Philadelphia Pennsylvania it measures 47 inches on the Hoist & 46 1/2 inches on the Fly
                                                  

​  Confederate Battle Flags of the 4th Chesapeake                                           Light Artillery 
​                        { In my personal Collection }
                    { Sorry not for sale at this Time }

​   CIVIL WAR ERA FLAG EXPERT GREG BIGGS He wrote up a Letter on this Flag saying it's a very
Rare Confederate eight Star First National Battle
​Flag from the 4th Chesapeake Maryland Artillery 

       Union Battlefield Flag " Great Star Pattern " 
  34 Stars 1861 - 1863 Flew at Battle of Gettysburg
   Acquired from Family L.T. Shuler they lived in
​              Gettysburg at the time of the Battle  
​          { Very Rare Historical Gettysburg Flag }
                      { In my Personal Collection }
                 { Sorry not for sale at this Time }

         Union Cavalry Headquarters Battle Flag
    Identified Colonel & General Charles Everett
  1st Brigade, Cavalry Division, Army of the Gulf 
​                   { Historical Battlefield Flag }
                   { In my Personal Collection }
               { Sorry not for sale at this Time }

Identified 1st Regt. Wisconsin Volunteer Cavalry Guidon Battle Flag retired after bloody fighting at
  " Battle of Chickamuga " Sept. 19th & 20th 1863
 Carried by Sgt. George W. Gould 1st Regt. Co. B.
​              { 34 Star Historical Battlefield Flag }
                       { In my Personal Collection }
                   { Sorry not for sale at this Time }