Description

37th North Carolina Infantry Regiment Battle Flag – American Civil War Nylon Series Reproduction Flag

A Banner Honoring the Courage of the 37th North Carolina Infantry Regiment

The 37th North Carolina Infantry Regiment Battle Flag – American Civil War Nylon Series honors a hard-fighting Tar Heel regiment. The unit formed in November 1861. It served under the Army of Northern Virginia. Moreover, it fought at New Berne, Malvern Hill, Cold Harbor, and Frazier’s Farm. This 4’x4′ reproduction preserves the historic pattern that inspired pride, duty, and resolve.

Authentic Design and Symbolism

This banner follows the classic crimson field with a blue St. Andrew’s Cross bordered in white. Thirteen white stars mark the Confederate states. Additionally, white border inscriptions record battles such as Manassas, New Berne, Malvern Hill, and Cold Harbor. Thus, the layout mirrors the documented original and supports accurate displays for collectors, museums, and reenactors.

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 rich color and fade resistance. In addition, a canvas heading with brass grommets provides secure mounting for indoor or outdoor use.

Commemorate North Carolina’s Civil War Legacy

Display this flag to honor the perseverance of the 37th North Carolina Infantry Regiment. It serves as a teaching piece for classrooms and museums. Furthermore, it connects modern viewers to battlefield stories and the sacrifices made by the Old North State.

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Learn More About the 37th North Carolina Infantry Regiment

For period context and an image of the original flag, visit the 37th North Carolina Infantry at Chancellorsville – Liberty Rifles Research Archive. The resource offers photos, background, and unit detail.