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sheathed in a simple steel scabbard
especially the Indian Removal Act
Our “Organ Grinder” is obviously an “Old Soldier” probably from the “Wars of Napoleon” and still wears the remains of his old uniform and even a campaign medal or two
Many years later
31345 - Confederate Flagbearer, 4th Texas, 1st Issue Flag John Jenkins Designs WWII sheathed in a simple steelHaving presented the 1st Texas Infantry with the famous Wigfall flag in summer of 1861, Brigadier General, and former Texas senator, Louis T. Wigfalls family set out to provide both the 4th and 5th Texas Infantry of the Texas Brigade with battle flags as well. Sewn by his wife Charlotte, the two flags were in the pattern of the official Confederate Battle Flag (or St. Andrews Cross) but with an especially large Lone Star at center. The two flags were