Cowpens Flag – Outdoor Commercial 3 x 5 Sewn Nylon Embroidered Flag

Cowpens Flag – Revolutionary War Battle Flag | 3×5 Ft Double Nylon Embroidered Outdoor Commercial Grade

The Cowpens Flag commemorates one of the most decisive American victories of the Revolutionary War. On January 17, 1781, General Daniel Morgan led American forces to a stunning triumph over British Lt. Col. Banastre Tarleton at the Battle of Cowpens, South Carolina. The engagement routed elite British troops from Lord Cornwallis’ army, with over 900 Redcoats captured or killed. The victory was so devastating that Cornwallis reportedly snapped his sword in frustration upon hearing the news.

Often mistaken for the Betsy Ross flag due to its similar circular star arrangement, the Cowpens variant features 12 stars forming a circle with a 13th centered—symbolizing unity and resolve.

🧵 Cowpens Flag Specifications:

• Size: 3 x 5 feet

• Material: Civic-Grade Nylon Sewn & Embroidered

• Design:

  • Fully embroidered stars and stripes

  • Aniline-dyed for deep, lasting color

• Construction:

  • Quad-stitched fly edges and double-folded hems

  • Reinforced fly corners and grommet header

  • Weather-resistant, UV-stable, fade-resistant

  • Heavy-duty brass grommets for pole mounting

🧠 People Also Ask About Cowpens Flag:

What is the Cowpens Flag?
It’s a variant of the early U.S. flag flown during the Battle of Cowpens—a pivotal victory for American independence in 1781.

How is the Cowpens Flag different from the Betsy Ross Flag?
The Cowpens Flag features 13 stars: 12 in a circle with a center star. The Betsy Ross Flag arranges all 13 stars in a circle.

Where is the Cowpens Flag used today?
It’s flown at Revolutionary War sites, patriotic reenactments, and by those honoring Southern Revolutionary War heritage.

📍 Recommended Uses:

• Civic displays: schools, historical societies, public buildings

• Revolutionary War commemorations, reenactments, and educational use

• Long-term outdoor flagpole display

• Indoor heritage and memorial installations

Ideal for collectors, patriots, and institutions preserving early American legacy.