Cavalry Flag Confederate Battle Flag Army of Northern Virginia 32 x 32 Inch Cotton Sewn Gold Fringe Pole Sleeve

Cavalry Flag of Civil War Confederate Army

General Robert E. Lee Cavalry Battle Flag

32×32 Inch Cotton Sewn with Gold Fringe & Sleeve

Army of Northern Virginia Cavalry Flag – Square Civil War Replica

This 32×32 inch square Confederate battle flag replicates the style used by cavalry and artillery units under General Robert E. Lee’s Army of Northern Virginia. The smaller size and square shape were designed for high mobility and visibility — ideal for mounted units and fast-moving commands.

This iconic design was adopted following the First Battle of Manassas (Bull Run) to eliminate confusion between Union and Confederate flags on the battlefield. Featuring a gold fringe border and integrated pole sleeve, this reproduction is made for formal indoor or ceremonial display.

Cavalry Flag Construction & Quality

• Size: 32 inches x 32 inches square

• Material: Heavy-duty, 100% premium cotton

• Design: Embroidered Confederate battle cross on red field

• Finish: Gold fringe detailing for ceremonial authenticity

• Mounting: Built-in pole sleeve for secure attachment

As standard with traditional flag manufacturing, the reverse side displays a mirrored design.

Cavalry Flag is Ideal For

• Civil War reenactments & Confederate heritage displays

• Museums, history centers & educational exhibits

• Ceremonial events, memorials & veteran tributes

• Honor guard and color guard use

• Draping for caskets or formal commemorative display

Note: Cotton flags are suited for indoor and ceremonial use only. For field use or outdoor marching, consider our lightweight nylon versions.

Frequently Asked Questions About the Confederate Cavalry Flag

1. What unit used this type of flag?
This square flag was carried by Confederate cavalry and artillery units, particularly those serving under General Robert E. Lee during the Civil War.

2. Why was this flag design adopted after Manassas?
The confusion between early Union and Confederate flags at the First Battle of Bull Run prompted the need for a distinctive battle flag, resulting in this iconic cross-on-red field.

3. Can this flag be used for marching?
While possible, the cotton fabric and gold fringe make it heavy for extended marching. Nylon versions are recommended for active field use.