A Banner Honoring the Courage of the Oktibbeha Plow Boys

The 15th Mississippi Infantry Regiment “Oktibbeha Plow Boys” – American Civil War Nylon Series Reproduction Flag honors a determined company from Oktibbeha County, Mississippi. They organized in 1861 and marched with the Western armies. Moreover, they fought with grit through hard campaigns. Their cry—“Victory or Death”—spoke to faith, duty, and local pride.

Authentic Design and Symbolism

This Company K, 15th Mississippi Infantry Flag follows the period design. A blue canton holds eight gold stars, marking the early seceded states. Across the white center bar, bold red text declares: “OKTIBBEHA! PLOW-BOYS!! VICTORY OR DEATH!!” Meanwhile, the surrounding red field signifies courage and sacrifice. Together, these elements create a clear, striking emblem of rural soldiers who became warriors.

Proudly Made in the U.S.A.

Each flag in this collection is FMAA-certified, guaranteeing genuine American manufacturing by the Flag Manufacturers Association of America (FMAA). Skilled U.S. makers use SolarGuard® Nyl-Glo nylon for bright color, quick drying, and excellent fade resistance. In addition, a canvas heading with solid brass grommets secures indoor or outdoor mounting. Therefore, the flag delivers durability, authenticity, and national pride.

Commemorate America’s Civil War Heritage

Display the 15th Mississippi Infantry Regiment “Oktibbeha Plow Boys” Civil War Nylon Flag in museums, classrooms, or living-history events. It invites reflection on citizen-soldiers who left their fields yet stood firm in battle. Consequently, the story of Oktibbeha County’s company lives on.

Explore More Historical and Civil War Flags

For additional regimental designs, browse our American Civil War Nylon Series. Each reproduction balances accuracy, craftsmanship, and clear educational value.

Learn More About the 15th Mississippi Infantry Regiment

See ResearchOnline.net – Mississippi Civil War Units for company rosters, campaigns, and context. The resource helps place the Plow Boys within the regiment’s broader service.