Hood’s Brigade Flags Texas 1st Infantry Regiment Flag – Seven Pines Gaines Farm Sewn Outdoor Double Nylon Embroidered 3 x 5 ft.

Texas 1st Infantry Regiment Flag – Hood’s Brigade Battle Flag with Honors Banner 3×5 ft

Pay tribute to Confederate history with this 1st Texas Infantry Regiment flag, a replica honoring the legendary “Hood’s Brigade”. This banner features two embroidered battle honors: Seven Pines and Gaines’ Farm — both pivotal 1862 engagements during the Peninsula Campaign of the American Civil War. The 1st Texas Infantry, part of Brigadier General John Bell Hood’s brigade, was known for its fierce combat record within the Army of Northern Virginia. Along with the Stonewall Brigade, they were considered the Army of Northern Virginia’s shock troops. It fought in every major battle of the Eastern Theater except Chancellorsville.

This flag is a collector-grade reproduction made to reflect military ceremonial quality, ideal for heritage displays and historical reenactments.

Specifications:

• Size: 3 ft x 5 ft (standard flagpole compatible)

• Material: Heavy-duty double-ply embroidered nylon (600D)

• Design: Hood’s Brigade banner with honors: Seven Pines and Gaines Farm

• Construction: Double and quad-stitched for long-term durability

• Mounting: Brass-reinforced grommets for easy pole or wall hanging

• Display Format: Embroidered design readable on both sides

Recommended Uses:

• Civil War reenactments and historical society displays

• Heritage collections and Confederate memorial sites

• Outdoor flagpoles and long-term patriotic installations

• Indoor honor walls, casket draping, and battlefield exhibits

People Also Ask:

What was Hood’s Brigade?
Hood’s Texas Brigade was a famous Confederate infantry unit in the Army of Northern Virginia, known for elite combat performance under General John Bell Hood.

What battles are listed on this Texas flag?
The flag includes Seven Pines and Gaines’ Farm — both 1862 battles in which the 1st Texas Infantry saw intense action.

Is this flag historically accurate?
Yes, it replicates a known variation of the Texas 1st Infantry battle flag, including embroidered honors relevant to Hood’s Brigade’s combat history.

Is this flag made for outdoor use?
Yes. Crafted from double-ply nylon with embroidered stitching, it’s waterproof, fade-resistant, and reinforced for all-weather outdoor display.

Is this flag printed or embroidered?
Fully embroidered on both sides, offering a premium, textured appearance superior to printed alternatives.

This flag is also available in an indoor heavy cotton version.