31393 - Confederate Flagbearer, 5th Texas, “Lone Star” Flag, Texas Brigade W.Britain Retired & Rare ” And much like the

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31393 - Confederate Flagbearer, 5th Texas, “Lone Star” Flag, Texas Brigade W.Britain Retired & Rare ” And much like theAfter the 5th Texas Infantry was organized in Richmond, Va., on 31 September 1861, its officers had a local contractor manufacture a flag for the regiment. Measuring 60 1 2 (hoist) x 84 1 5 (fly) and Made of silk, fringed with silver and mounted on a handsome staff, it was popular with the soldiers and was known as the Lone Star flag. Another flag was soon presented to the regiment while in winter quarters at Dumfries, Va., in late 1861 a silk St.