1st Virginia Regiment Flag - 1775 2nd Spartan Regiment Flag South Carolina Arkansans and North Carolinians continued

Arkansans and North Carolinians continued to drive toward the right of French's line until they met a stronger force of the enemy posted behind a fence

then serving as senior military advisor to President Jefferson Davis

with the reverse presenting a stand of arms at the base of the Palmetto tree

It was made for a cavalry troop of the Massachusetts Bay militia early in the colonial struggle for the continent that we call “the French and Indian Wars

1st National and 2nd National combination variation (similar examples have been identified from other areas of the South)

1st Virginia Regiment Flag - 1775 2nd Spartan Regiment Flag South Carolina Arkansans and North Carolinians continued1st Virginia Regiment Flag 1775 Historical approximation notes: Most of the artwork associated with the flag is based on a post war sketch. However, the sketch does appear to have some features that were likely not original (usually presented elongated vs the more common square). As to color, the original drawing is in black and white and makes no mention to color. Given a review of the noted uniform colors (mentioned as brown and green), I went with