Description

Historical Reproduction of the 1st Kansas CSA Flag

This 3’x5′ nylon reproduction of the 1st Kansas Confederate States Army (CSA) flag faithfully represents a rare and striking banner from the early Civil War period. Featuring a bold red-white-red horizontal stripe layout and a blue canton adorned with 13 white stars in three vertical rows, this flag symbolizes the original Confederate states with a unique Kansas regimental twist.

The design is printed on durable, all-weather nylon and finished with a reinforced canvas heading and solid brass grommets for reliable mounting. Each element is crafted with care to preserve historical integrity while ensuring resilience in modern settings.

Ideal for Reenactments and Living History Events

Civil War reenactors portraying Confederate units west of the Mississippi will find this flag an excellent choice. It especially suits those involved in the Trans-Mississippi Theater.
The 1st Kansas CSA played a role in engagements across Arkansas and Missouri, and this flag adds visual and historical authenticity to reenactment camps, parades, and living history presentations.

Its standard 3’x5′ size makes it easy to fly on period-style flagpoles or display at historical encampments. The bright colors and distinct star pattern create a focal point that helps bring the era to life.

Durable Materials for Indoor or Outdoor Use

This flag uses high-quality nylon for its construction, making it both lightweight and strong. Its durable design makes it ideal for indoor museum displays and outdoor battlefield reenactments.
The canvas heading and brass grommets offer secure, weather-resistant fastening options. These features let the flag fly proudly in various environments.

Whether mounted on a home display, battlefield setup, or educational exhibit, this flag maintains its crisp appearance and symbolic power.

A Distinctive Confederate Battle Standard

Moreover, this reproduction of the 1st Kansas flag captures a specific and often overlooked piece of Confederate history. As a result, it’s a meaningful addition for collectors, educators, reenactors, and historical institutions seeking to represent lesser-known units with authenticity and respect.