Description

Jasper Greens Erin Go Bragh 1st Georgia Infantry Civil War Flag – American Civil War Nylon Series Reproduction Flag

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A Banner of Savannah’s Irish Volunteers

The Jasper Greens Erin Go Bragh 1st Georgia Infantry Civil War Flag honors one of Georgia’s most distinctive volunteer companies — Savannah’s Irish-American militia, whose faith and loyalty shaped the Confederate Army’s early ranks. This proud unit entered Confederate service in April 1861 as Company A of the 1st Georgia Volunteer Infantry Regiment (Mercer/Olmstead’s).

Named after Sergeant William Jasper, a hero of the 1779 Siege of Savannah, the company represented both Irish heritage and Southern pride. Their iconic green banner united those identities under one purpose. The words “Erin Go Bragh” (Ireland Forever) embodied their devotion to faith, freedom, and home — values that still resonate today.

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Authentic Design and Irish Symbolism

This historically faithful reproduction displays a deep green field centered by a golden Irish harp, surrounded by elegant Celtic styling. Above it appears “JASPER GREENS,” while “ERIN GO BRAGH!” shines below in gold script. Together, these elements symbolized courage and hope for Savannah’s Irish volunteers.

The harp has long represented Irish spirit and unity. Combined with the green field, it signified the volunteers’ pride in their ancestry and their loyalty to Georgia. Each 3′×5′ reproduction preserves the original flag’s proportions, lettering, and colors so that modern collectors can display a piece of Savannah’s Civil War legacy with accuracy and respect.

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Proudly Made in the USA

Each flag is FMAA-certified, ensuring genuine American workmanship — Flag Manufacturers Association of America (FMAA). Expert makers craft every flag from Eder’s all-weather nylon, chosen for vivid color and durability. The reinforced canvas heading and brass grommets provide strength for indoor or outdoor display. As a result, this flag reflects America’s enduring standards of quality and pride in craftsmanship.

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Commemorate Georgia’s Irish-American Legacy

Displaying the Jasper Greens Erin Go Bragh 1st Georgia Infantry Civil War Flag connects viewers to the Irish-American story woven through Georgia’s history. It honors the men who balanced two identities — Irish by ancestry and Georgian by allegiance. Their courage inspired generations, and this banner keeps their memory alive. For reenactors, educators, and collectors, it remains a vivid symbol of heritage, unity, and devotion.

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Learn More About the 1st Georgia Infantry Regiment

To learn more about the 1st Georgia Volunteer Infantry Regiment (Mercer/Olmstead’s) and its connection to the Jasper Greens, visit the 1st Georgia Infantry Regiment page. It offers a detailed account of the regiment’s organization, campaigns, and leadership, where Savannah’s Irish volunteers proudly served as Company A during 1861.