Description

1st & 3rd Florida Volunteers (Consolidated Regiment, 1865) – American Civil War Nylon Series Reproduction Flag

A Banner Honoring Florida’s Final Confederate Regiment

The 1st & 3rd Florida Volunteers (Consolidated Regiment, 1865) – American Civil War Nylon Series Reproduction Flag honors the combined strength of two battle-worn Florida regiments near the war’s end. When heavy losses reduced their numbers, the 1st and 3rd Florida Infantry were merged under the Army of Tennessee in early 1865. This striking banner represents their courage during the Confederacy’s final campaigns across Georgia, Tennessee, and the Carolinas.

Authentic Design and Battle Honors

This reproduction features a red field crossed by a blue saltire bordered in white and adorned with thirteen white stars. Centered on the flag is a red shield with gold trim reading “1st AND 3rd FLORIDA”, with crossed cannon barrels below to symbolize steadfast defense. Surrounding inscriptions list the regiment’s major battles — Shiloh, Perryville, Murfreesboro, Chickamauga, Dallas, Marietta, Atlanta, and others — recording their long march through the Western Theater.

Every detail of this 3′ × 5′ flag captures the authentic look and proportions of the Army of Tennessee battle standards, faithfully reproduced for collectors and historians.

Proudly Made in the USA

Each flag is FMAA-certified, ensuring genuine American workmanship — Flag Manufacturers Association of America (FMAA). Skilled makers craft every piece from durable all-weather nylon, chosen for its vivid colors, quick-drying strength, and resistance to fading. Reinforced canvas heading and brass grommets provide secure mounting for both indoor and outdoor display. This flag reflects the precision and pride of American manufacturing at its best.

Commemorate America’s Civil War Heritage

Collectors, educators, and reenactors regard the 1st & 3rd Florida Volunteers Flag as a vivid reminder of Florida’s role in the closing months of the Civil War. Its inscriptions chronicle a legacy of bravery that endured until the final surrender in April 1865. Displaying this flag preserves that story for future generations while honoring the spirit of the men who served beneath it.

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Learn More About the 1st & 3rd Florida Volunteers

For further insight into the 1st and 3rd Florida Infantry Regiments, visit their combined service record on Military History Fandom or consult Civil War archives dedicated to Florida’s Confederate units. These sources provide background on their consolidation, commanders, and battlefield movements within the Army of Tennessee.