Description

Confederate First National “Stars and Bars” Flag – Western Theater Edition – American Civil War Nylon Series Reproduction Flag

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A Banner from the Early Days of the Confederacy

The Confederate First National “Stars and Bars” Flag – Western Theater Edition recalls the earliest symbol of the Confederate States. As part of the American Civil War Nylon Series Reproduction Flags, this 3′×5′ banner recreates the pattern adopted by the Confederate Congress in March 1861.

Early versions of this design appeared throughout the South. Many flew with Confederate forces in the Western Theater, including Missouri, Arkansas, and the Indian Territory. Some of these units operated near Kansas, where border warfare shaped the region’s brutal Civil War history.

Although Kansas stayed loyal to the Union, Confederate troops under General Sterling Price and partisan fighters like William Quantrill carried banners based on this pattern. This reproduction reflects the style commonly seen during those campaigns between 1861 and 1864.

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Authentic Design and Symbolism

This reproduction features the familiar blue canton with white stars and three horizontal bars of red, white, and red. Each color symbolizes courage, purity, and strength. The thirteen stars represent the Confederate states at their greatest extent.

Because few original examples survived, historians rely on period sketches and museum references to verify proportions and details. Therefore, each flag in this series balances historical accuracy with durable modern craftsmanship. Collectors and educators will appreciate its authentic appearance and clear connection to the early war years.

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Proudly Made in the USA

Each flag is FMAA-certified, confirming genuine American workmanship — Flag Manufacturers Association of America (FMAA). Skilled American makers craft every flag from SolarGuard® nylon, chosen for its vivid color, UV resistance, and outdoor durability. A canvas heading with solid brass grommets ensures lasting strength for both indoor and outdoor use. Every piece 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 first national emblem of the Confederacy and the turmoil of the Western frontier. The Confederate First National “Stars and Bars” Flag – Western Theater Edition honors the soldiers and civilians caught between divided loyalties. Whether shown in a museum, classroom, or personal collection, it brings history to life with accuracy and respect.

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Learn More About the First National Flag of the Confederacy

For additional background on the origins and symbolism of the First National Flag, visit the Flags of the Confederate States of America page. It provides a detailed overview of how the Stars and Bars became the Confederacy’s first national standard and its widespread use across the Western Theater.