First National Confederate Flag 13 Stars and Bars Flag – Double Nylon Embroidered – 3 x 5 ft. with Pole Sleeve

1st National Confederate Flag – 13 Star “Stars and Bars” (3×5 Ft, Double Nylon Embroidered, Pole Sleeve)

Authentic reproduction of the First National Confederate Flag, flown at the inauguration of President Jefferson Davis on March 4, 1861. Known historically as the “Stars and Bars”, this flag design originally bore 7 stars to represent the initial seceding states. By December 1861, it featured 13 stars, acknowledging Missouri and Kentucky‘s symbolic admission into the Confederacy.

🔥 Collector’s Grade – Military-Spec Embroidered Flag

• Material: Double-Ply, Military-Grade Nylon (Waterproof & UV Resistant)

• Construction: Fully embroidered stars and bars on both sides

• Mounting: Pole Sleeve for easy mounting (Need grommets?- Click here)

• Finish: Reinforced quad-stitching and metal ring reinforcements

⭐ Built For:

• Historical re-enactments & battlefield tributes

• Veteran ceremonies & heritage displays

• High-wind zones, ships, wilderness, or all-weather posts

• Museums, memorials, or interior honor walls

🤔 People Also Ask:

What is the 13-star Confederate flag?
The 13-star version of the Stars and Bars marked the symbolic expansion of the Confederacy, including states like Kentucky and Missouri, despite contested secession status.

Is this the same as the Confederate Battle Flag?
No — soldiers referred to the battle flag as the “Southern Cross.” The Stars and Bars was the official First National Flag of the Confederacy.

Who designed the Stars and Bars?
It was designed by Nicola Marschall, a German-American artist who also designed Confederate military uniforms.

Own a piece of living history — this is the most durable and historically accurate First National Confederate Flag on the market. Ideal for heritage preservation, Civil War collections, or permanent outdoor display.