Description

1st Gregg’s Infantry Regiment South Carolina – American Civil War Nylon Series Reproduction Flag

A Banner Honoring Colonel Maxcy Gregg and His Regiment

Organized in Columbia in 1861, the 1st Gregg’s Infantry Regiment represented some of South Carolina’s finest volunteers. Led by Colonel Maxcy Gregg, the regiment quickly gained respect for discipline, courage, and tactical skill. This 4’x4′ reproduction flag honors their service and preserves the memory of the South Carolinians who fought under its blue field from the early campaigns of the war through Gregg’s final battle at Fredericksburg.

Authentic Design and Symbolism

The flag features a rich blue field with a white palmetto tree centered inside a laurel-and-oak wreath. A white crescent appears in the upper hoist, reflecting the state’s enduring symbol of vigilance. The palmetto represents South Carolina’s fortitude and connection to its Revolutionary past, while the wreath unites the twin virtues of honor and triumph. Together, these elements create a powerful emblem of state pride and regimental unity.

Proudly Made in the USA

Each flag is FMAA-certified, ensuring genuine American workmanship — Flag Manufacturers Association of America (FMAA). Skilled American makers craft every reproduction from durable all-weather nylon, chosen for its deep color, strength, and resistance to fading. A canvas heading with brass grommets provides durability for both indoor and outdoor display.

Commemorate South Carolina’s Fighting Spirit

This 4’x4′ nylon reproduction pays tribute to the men of the 1st Gregg’s Infantry Regiment who served with unwavering courage. Moreover, it preserves the memory of Colonel Gregg — scholar, soldier, and patriot — whose leadership and sacrifice became part of South Carolina’s proud military legacy. Display this flag as a symbol of the Palmetto State’s valor and honor.

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Learn More About Colonel Maxcy Gregg and His Regiment

To explore the history of the 1st South Carolina Infantry (Gregg’s Regiment), visit the 1st South Carolina Rifle Regiment – Wikipedia. The article outlines the regiment’s service record, key battles, and the life of Colonel Gregg, one of South Carolina’s most honored Confederate commanders.