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11th Vermont Infantry Regiment national flag. Attached to staff by sleeve. Canton style is rectangular, and is 24.5 in by 38 in. There are 34 gold painted stairs arranged in a double ellipse. The stripes are extremely faded, and measure 5.5 in width.…

1st Vermont Artillery Regimental flag. Attached to staff by ties. Fringe present. "First Reg. Vermont Artillery". Seal features crossed cannons illustrating artillery unit. Place of issue: Washington, D.C. Date of issue: Oct/Nov 1863.

1st Vermont Heavy Artillery national flag. Attached to staff by sleeve. Fringe present. Canton style is square, and is 35 in by 37.5 in. There are 35 gold painted stars arranged in a 7-7-7-7-7 pattern. The stripes still have their color. Battle…

1st Vermont Heavy Artillery national flag. Attached to staff by a sleeve. Fringe present. Canton style is rectangular, and is 24 by 38 inches. There are 35 gold painted stares arranged in a double ellipse. Place of issue: Petersburg, Va. Date of…

12th Vermont Infantry regimental flag. Blue background. Eagle surround by gold stars.

12th Vermont Infantry Regiment national flag. Red and white stripes. Blue Canton. Standard stars and stripes.

13th Vermont Infantry regimental flag, "Gettysburg." Blue background, crest in the middle.

13th Vermont Infantry Regiment national flag. Red and White stripes. Blue canton. Gold stars.

Regimental flag of the 14th Vermont Infantry, sometimes called "the "Gettysburgh flag." Blue silk with Vermont state seal painted in the center of the obverse and an eagle and shield painted on reverse. "Gettysburgh July 2nd and 3rd 1863" appears in…

14th Vermont Infantry Regiment national flag. Red and white stripes. Blue canton. Gold stars.

15th Vermont regimental flag. Blue background. Obverse has Vermont state seal with letters "15th Regt. Vermont Vols." Reverse has national eagle seal with letters "E Pluribus Unum."

15th Vermont Infantry Regiment national flag. Red and white stripes. Blue canton. Stars. Inscription: Plains Store, May 21st 1863. Port Hudson, May 24 & 27th, June 14th & July 7th 1863. Painted.