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Made for General Robert E. Lee by his wife,
this unique banner became the symbol of his headquarters throughout the Civil
War. It is a variation of the Stars and Bars, with a different star
pattern. It is said that the pattern was a tribute to the Ark of the
Covenant. It was used by Confederates to track Lee’s position on the
field, which was often closer to the front lines then many of them were
comfortable with. As the personal banner of the South’s brilliant top
general, the original, upon which this is based, is preserved in the Museum of
the Confederacy.
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General Lee outdoor nylon flag |
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