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 It has become very expensive to pay for credit card processing so we have dropped credit cards.  Your check or money order is welcome.  Order as usual and mail your payment when you order and it only takes 2 or 3 days for your check to reach us.  Sending us your check or money order helps offset the cost of shipping which has also grown quite expensive.


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Honour thy father and thy mother: that thy days may be long upon the land which the LORD thy God giveth thee. Exodus chapter 20 verse 12

Remove not the ancient landmark, which thy fathers have set. Proverbs chapter 22 verse 28


What do my handmade flags look like? 
My handmade flags look and feel like an original carried by the Confederate soldier and may be used anywhere authenticity is desired.  They are in use by re-enactors, SCV camps, SCV divisions, MOSB chapters, UDC chapters, OCR chapters and adorn many private homes.  I have also made reproduction flags for museums.

How are they made?  I use very strong, pre-washed and color safe (colors do not run when wet) 100% cotton fabric sewn with 100% cotton thread.  Each component is sewn, nothing is printed.  My flags are handmade, not "hand sewn".  Confederate standard issue flags were machine sewn, not hand sewn. Southern ladies sometimes made hand sewn flags for units from their area.  Made with love, by me, in Dixie.

Can you get a custom made flag?  Yes.  Contact information is in the logo at the top of the page.  Please include relevant information such as size, color, letters, etc. about the flag you want made.  Please supply a photo or sketch if you have one.  I will quote you a price.

Why do I make them?  The fervent wish of President Jefferson Davis was to preserve the true motives and courage of the Confederate soldier.  He asked Southerners to "keep their memory green" or to keep their memory alive.  I dedicate my work to our heros who wore the gray in the hope that their memory will remain green.