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The 127th U.S. Colored Infantry was formed on August 23, 1864, at Camp William Penn, near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Engagements: Siege of Petersburg, Battle of Chaffin's Farm, Battle of Fair Oaks & Darbytown Road, Appomattox Campaign, Appomattox Court House Troops, Soldiers, Siege Of Petersburg, Appomattox Court House, Civil War Flags, William Penn, Union Flags, Fair Oaks, Heart Of America
The 127th U.S. Colored Infantry was formed on August 23, 1864, at Camp William Penn, near Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Engagements: Siege of Petersburg, Battle of Chaffin's Farm, Battle of Fair Oaks & Darbytown Road, Appomattox Campaign, Appomattox Court House
Mister HDEM
Mister HDE
Flag for the 25th US Colored Troops, one of the 11 regiments from Pennsylvania. This and others were painted by David B. Bowser, an African American artist. This image of the front is a hand-colored image of a photograph. Only photographs survive of the Pennsylvania units. Inside the Conservator's Studio. Courtesy of the State of Pennsylvania. African American Artist, American Civil War, American Artists, American History, Ohio Historical Society, Battle Flag
Flag for the 25th US Colored Troops, one of the 11 regiments from Pennsylvania. This and others were painted by David B. Bowser, an African American artist. This image of the front is a hand-colored image of a photograph. Only photographs survive of the Pennsylvania units. Inside the Conservator's Studio. Courtesy of the State of Pennsylvania.
African American History, National Flag, National Museum
Angela Walton-Raji
Angela Walton-Raji
30th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry: Flags of the 30th Regiment of Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry Civil War Art, American Folk Art, American Flag, Union Army, Star Spangled Banner
30th Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry: Flags of the 30th Regiment of Massachusetts Volunteer Infantry
Shiloh, Monument, Michigan, Soldier, Version
Us History, Black History, Cavalry
Cavalryman, Appomattox, Tattered, Sell Items
Lee Wardlaw
Lee Wardlaw
Super Patriot American Heritage, Civil War Books, War Image
Super Patriot
American Revolutionary War, Old Glory, Military History
The Left General Guide Flag of the 72nd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Baxter's Philadelphia Fire Zouaves. This is the flag carried by this gallant regiment from Chancellorsville to Weldon Railroad, including at Gettysburg at the repulse of Pickett's charge. The flag is accompanied by the original calligraphy certificate, dated December 13, 1905, presenting the flag to the "Association of Survivors" of the regiment "By Sergeant Frank A. Rementer Co. K Who carried it in the following Battles:" Battle Fight, Calligraphy Certificate, Pickett's Charge, Fort Sumter, Battle Of Gettysburg
The Left General Guide Flag of the 72nd Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, Baxter's Philadelphia Fire Zouaves. This is the flag carried by this gallant regiment from Chancellorsville to Weldon Railroad, including at Gettysburg at the repulse of Pickett's charge. The flag is accompanied by the original calligraphy certificate, dated December 13, 1905, presenting the flag to the "Association of Survivors" of the regiment "By Sergeant Frank A. Rementer Co. K Who carried it in the following Battles:"
Attack In Both Directions!
Attack In Both Directions!
Mobile Campaigns, Minnesota Historical Society, Old West
(10-2012) Enlarge 2nd Iowa Cavalry Regt. Banner: This is a photograph of the Regimental Banner of the Second Iowa Veterans Volunteer Cavalry. Please note the battles they thought worthy of being placed on their banner: Corinth - Iuka - Farmington - Nashville - and Booneville. This banner is on display in the State Museum of Iowa, in Des Moines, Iowa. Military Art, Military Flags, Tennessee Flag
(10-2012) Enlarge 2nd Iowa Cavalry Regt. Banner: This is a photograph of the Regimental Banner of the Second Iowa Veterans Volunteer Cavalry. Please note the battles they thought worthy of being placed on their banner: Corinth - Iuka - Farmington - Nashville - and Booneville. This banner is on display in the State Museum of Iowa, in Des Moines, Iowa.
66th Illinois Veteran Volunteer Infantry national and state flags. 17th Century Clothing, Corinth, Volunteer, Illinois
66th Illinois Veteran Volunteer Infantry national and state flags.
Craig Pirrong
Craig Pirrong
4th NY Regiment Flag Fort Monroe, Gettysburg
4th NY Regiment Flag
Cathy Pavlosky
Cathy Pavlosky
Bando, Volunteers
Regimental flag of the 71st Ohio Volunteer Infantry. It was the 71st Ohio that surrendered the town of Clarksville, Tennessee to a much smaller force of Confederate cavalry led by Adam "Stovepipe" Johnson and Thomas Woodward on August 18, 1862. Battle Of Shiloh
Regimental flag of the 71st Ohio Volunteer Infantry. It was the 71st Ohio that surrendered the town of Clarksville, Tennessee to a much smaller force of Confederate cavalry led by Adam "Stovepipe" Johnson and Thomas Woodward on August 18, 1862.
Mark BrittonM
Mark Britton
Regimental Colors of the 72nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry Presidential Libraries
Regimental Colors of the 72nd Ohio Volunteer Infantry
35th Indiana Volunteer Infantry Regiment (2nd Flag) Chickamauga, America Civil War, Flag Colors
35th Indiana Volunteer Infantry Regiment (2nd Flag)
Cameron Robinson
Cameron Robinson
The blue, silk company color carried by Company I, 34th Regiment NY Volunteer Infantry includes a sylized Arms of the State of New York painted to the obverse complete with the company commander's name, Captain Wm. H. King (left). The reverse includes painted battle honors commemorating the company's service from October 1861 (Edward's Ferry, Maryland) to September 1862 (Antietam, Maryland) and a portrait of Revolutionary War hero Friedrich Wilhelm Augustus von Steuben (right). Family Ancestry
The blue, silk company color carried by Company I, 34th Regiment NY Volunteer Infantry includes a sylized Arms of the State of New York painted to the obverse complete with the company commander's name, Captain Wm. H. King (left). The reverse includes painted battle honors commemorating the company's service from October 1861 (Edward's Ferry, Maryland) to September 1862 (Antietam, Maryland) and a portrait of Revolutionary War hero Friedrich Wilhelm Augustus von Steuben (right).
American Union Army 15th Wisconsin Infantry Flag American Union, Vesterheim Museum
American Union Army 15th Wisconsin Infantry Flag
David Myers
David Myers
Regimental Colors of the 35th O.V.I. :: Ohio History Connection Selections Diy Textiles, Linen Textile
Regimental Colors of the 35th O.V.I. :: Ohio History Connection Selections