6th & 15th Texas consolidated color guard by Keith Rocco

6th & 15th Texas consolidated : flag

flag of Texas (25 january 1839)

flags of the american civil war : Texas

source : ‘flags of the american civil war (3) state & volunteer’ men at arms 265, Osprey publishing

Texas had been an independent republic from 1839 for almost a decade before joining the United States; and the flag that had been flow by the republic of Texas became the flag of the state of Texas.

‘the last rounds’ by Don Troiani

‘Pickett’s mill’ by Rick Reeves

‘on empty rifles’ by Rick Reeves

state troops : Texas

source : ‘american civil war armies (4) state troops’ men at arms 190, Osprey publishing

‘When my regiment was organized that spring’ wrote 4th Texas infantry regiment private Val C. Giles,

‘Lee to the rear’ by Rick Reeves

‘Lee’s texans’ by Don Troiani

‘Texas fury’ by Dan Nance

‘give us Hood’ by Don Troiani

‘Hood’s texans’ by Mark Maritato

‘rebel yell’ by Don Troiani

‘little round top’ by Don Troiani

‘color bearer 1st Texas regiment CSA 1862’ by Don Troiani

‘lone star’ by Don Troiani