Description

34-Star Oval (Gold Stars) United States Flag – American Civil War Nylon Series Reproduction Flag

A Patriotic Banner from the Dawn of the Civil War

The 34-Star Oval (Gold Stars) United States Flag – American Civil War Nylon Series Reproduction Flag honors the nation as it appeared between 1861 and 1863, following Kansas’s admission as the 34th state. This oval arrangement of gold stars within the blue canton reflects a period of unity and determination at the dawn of the American Civil War. Early Union regiments and patriotic citizens proudly flew this design to symbolize hope and loyalty to the Union cause.

Authentic Design and Symbolism

Each star represents one of the 34 Union states during Abraham Lincoln’s first term. The oval star pattern suggests harmony, while the golden color conveys distinction and endurance. Early flag makers experimented with star arrangements, but this refined design became a favorite among artisans and soldiers alike. This reproduction preserves the elegance of the original while celebrating a nation’s enduring courage.

Proudly Made in the USA

Each flag carries FMAA certification, verifying genuine American workmanship through the Flag Manufacturers Association of America (FMAA). Expert artisans craft every piece from all-weather nylon, chosen for brilliant color, UV protection, and long life. A canvas heading with brass grommets ensures secure display indoors or outdoors. Every flag upholds America’s heritage of quality and pride.

Commemorate America’s Civil War Heritage

Part of the American Civil War Nylon Series, this flag helps preserve the story of both Union and Confederate banners that shaped national history. Whether displayed in reenactments, museums, or classrooms, it keeps alive the values of liberty, perseverance, and national unity that defined the 1860s.

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Learn More About the 34-Star Flag

To learn more about the 34-Star United States Flag (1861–1863), visit the Wikipedia – 34-Star Flag (1861–1863) page. It explains how the addition of Kansas reshaped the flag’s design and marked a defining moment in the Union’s early Civil War history.