Confederate Artillery Battle Flag Double Nylon Embroidered Flag 38×38 inch

Confederate Artillery Battle Flag – 38×38 Inch Square “Southern Cross” | Double Nylon Embroidered

Authentic square battle flag used by Confederate artillery units, born out of battlefield necessity after the First Battle of Manassas (Bull Run). Ordered by General P.G.T. Beauregard to resolve confusion with Union flags, the “Southern Cross” in square format became the iconic standard of the Army of Northern Virginia.

This version features the correct white border trim, exact 38″x38″ dimensions, and fully embroidered stars and cross — a true field reproduction, not a decorative variant.

🛡️ Built for Heritage. Made for 24/7 Flying.

• Size: 38 x 38 inches – true artillery square

• Material: Military-Grade Double Nylon (2-Ply)

• Embroidery: Double-sided embroidered cross and stars

• Mounting: Brass grommets for poles, walls, or caskets

• Stitching: Quad-stitched, weatherproof, fade-resistant

🧠 People Also Ask:

What’s the difference between the square and rectangular Confederate flags?
The square version was issued specifically to artillery and infantry units. The rectangular form came later for naval and broader display use.

Who designed the Southern Cross flag?
While the idea came from Beauregard, the design evolved from inputs by William Porcher Miles and others post-Manassas.

Was this flag carried in major battles?
Yes — it flew in iconic battles such as Antietam, Fredericksburg, and Gettysburg, defining the visual identity of Confederate frontline forces.

This is a true field-grade replica — not a souvenir. If you’re preserving Civil War legacy, this flag belongs in your collection or on permanent display.