Description

34-Star United States Flag – Battle of Mine Creek 1864 – American Civil War Nylon Series Reproduction Flag

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A Banner of Union Strength in the Western Theater

The 34-Star United States Flag – Battle of Mine Creek 1864 honors one of the most decisive Union victories west of the Mississippi. As part of the American Civil War Nylon Series Reproduction Flags, this 3′×5′ flag represents the colors carried by Federal cavalry and infantry units during General Sterling Price’s 1864 Raid.

The Battle of Mine Creek, fought on October 25, 1864, near Pleasanton, Kansas, ended the last major Confederate offensive in the region. Union forces led by Major Generals Alfred Pleasonton and Samuel Curtis overwhelmed Price’s army, capturing hundreds of men and restoring control to Union hands. This victory confirmed Kansas’s role in defending the nation’s western frontier.

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Authentic Design and Symbolism

This reproduction features thirty-four white stars arranged in a medallion pattern on a deep blue canton. Thirteen alternating red and white stripes represent the original colonies and the enduring Union. Each star marks a state in the Union following Kansas’s admission in 1861. Together, they symbolize strength, unity, and liberty.

Although the 34-star flag was official from July 4, 1861, to June 1863, Union regiments continued to fly it well into 1864. It was the pattern most familiar to soldiers who served in the Western campaigns, including those who fought at Mine Creek.

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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 flag from SolarGuard® nylon, chosen for its brilliant color, UV resistance, and long-lasting performance. A canvas heading with solid brass grommets adds durability for both indoor and outdoor display. Every flag reflects America’s dedication to quality, craftsmanship, and historical preservation.

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Commemorate America’s Civil War Heritage

Display this authentic reproduction to remember the soldiers who fought for the Union in the Western Theater. The 34-Star United States Flag – Battle of Mine Creek 1864 symbolizes the courage and determination that preserved the nation. Whether placed in a museum, classroom, or personal collection, it brings the story of Kansas’s Civil War victory to life.

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Learn More About the Battle of Mine Creek

For an in-depth overview of the engagement, visit the Battle of Mine Creek page. There you can read about the movements, leadership, and outcome of this crucial Union victory in Kansas.