HISTORICAL FLAGS

	CONFEDERATE FLAGS The Confederate Flag history goes a long way, changing over the years of the Civil War. It began with the Bonnie Blue Flag, a flag which was said to have been in use since 1810, but earned its fame when it was raised during the People of Mississippi's convention in January 9, 1861, when they adopted the Ordinance of Secession.
	HISTORICAL FLAG SETS American civil war flags, with Gold Spears.
	HISTORICAL FLAGS OF THE U.S. EVOLUTION OF OLD GLORY. Shown below are the 27 legal flags flown throughout our history. By law, a star is added to the U.S. Flag on the 4th of July following the admission of a State(s) to the Union. Contrary to popular belief, the first official U.S. Flag was not the Betsy Ross Flag (13 stars in a circle) but the staggered star pattern shown at the left. It is important to note that no U.S. Flag ever becomes obsolete. Each flag shown below is still a legal flag and may be flown at anytime.
	MISCELLANEOUS HISTORICAL FLAGS Historical, revolitionary, confederate flags