Confederate Battle Flag with Pole Sleeve and Ties Cotton Sewn – Artillery Battery Flag 38 x 38 Inch

Confederate Battle Flag – Square Artillery Battery Design

Authentic Civil War Artillery Flag (38 x 38 Inches)

This square version of the Confederate Battle Flag mirrors the exact dimensions used by artillery units during the American Civil War — 38 inches by 38 inches. Historically, this format was standard issue for Confederate artillery batteries and also adopted by other units, including cavalry (which used a slightly smaller 30″ x 30″ variation), due to its practical shape for horseback and battlefield maneuverability.

Artillery Battery Flag Construction & Mounting Features

• Material: 100% premium cotton — thick, textured, historically accurate

• Design: Fully embroidered battle flag insignia

• Mounting: Integrated sleeve with reinforced ties – ideal for reenactments and historical pole displays

• Finish: Durable stitching throughout; suitable for formal indoor display or ceremonial use

Historical Significance of Confederate Battle Flag – Artillery Flag

Originally adopted by the Confederate States Army in 1861, the battle flag design represented the Army of Northern Virginia under General Robert E. Lee. The square version became symbolic among artillery units — providing battlefield visibility while maintaining proportion on vertical flagpoles or horseback standards.

It stood apart from the official “Stars and Bars” and “Stainless Banner” national flags, eventually becoming one of the most widely recognized symbols used by Confederate forces across multiple fronts during the Civil War.

Ideal Uses of Square Confederate Battle Flag – Artillery Size 38 x 38 inch on Polesleeve with ties

• Civil War reenactments & historical demonstrations

• Museum displays or educational settings

• Ceremonial use by Honor & Color Guards

• Casket drapings, memorials & historical funerals

• Formal indoor display collections

Note: Due to its weight and historical cotton material, this flag is best suited for static display. For extended outdoor or marching use, consider our lightweight nylon alternatives.

Frequently Asked Questions About Confederate Battle Flag

1. What was the purpose of the square shape for Confederate artillery flags?
The square 38″x38″ shape provided higher visibility from artillery emplacements and was more stable on poles than rectangular flags.

2. Is this flag historically accurate for Civil War reenactments?
Yes, this cotton flag replicates the material, size, and mounting methods used by Confederate artillery units during the war.

3. Can this flag be flown outdoors?
It can be flown outdoors in static, short-term displays — but cotton flags are not designed for long-term exposure to wind and rain. Use nylon for durability outdoors.