Lee Headquarters Flag

Description

Lee Headquarters Flag – 3×5

Raise a piece of true Confederate history with the Lee Headquarters Flag – 3×5. This flag isn’t just symbolic—it was the actual headquarters flag used by General Robert E. Lee from June 1862 to the summer of 1863.

According to history, this flag was lovingly sewn by Lee’s wife, Mary Custis Lee, along with their daughters. Its design closely mirrors the First National Flag, also known as the “Stars and Bars.” Featuring red and white horizontal bars and a blue canton with white stars, it originally represented the Confederate States.

However, the resemblance to the U.S. flag caused confusion early in the war. In fact, during the First Battle of Manassas (1861), Confederate forces mistakenly fired on their own troops—proving that clear identity on the battlefield was vital.

This 3×5 flag captures that same iconic design with bold clarity. Printed using dye-sublimation, the colors are deep and vibrant. The design appears on one side, yet it bleeds through for visibility on both. That way, whether indoors or outside, your message is always seen.

Made from tough polyester, this flag is built to last. It features double-stitched edges and a 4-row reinforced fly end. Two metal grommets and header tape make it easy to fly with pride anywhere.

Interested in more gear honoring the South’s greatest general? Explore our full General Lee Collection for flags, accessories, and collectibles that keep his legacy alive.

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✅ Key Features:

• Size: 3′ x 5′

• Durable polyester construction

• Dye-sublimated print for vibrant color

• Single-sided with full bleed-through

• Double-stitched edges

• 4 rows of fly-end stitching

• 2 metal grommets for easy hanging

This flag isn’t just historical—it’s legendary. Fly it high like Lee once did.