Bonnie Blue Flag – Nylon Embroidered – 2×3 3×5 4×6 5×8 ft.

Bonnie Blue Flag – Sewn Outdoor Nylon

Bonnie Blue Flag – Table of Contents

• Flag Sizes
• Historical Significance
• Lone Star Flag
• First Appearance
• Adopted States and Territories
• Role in the Confederacy
• Popularity Among Soldiers

Bonnie Blue Flag Sizes

Simply choose your size! Available in Nylon Sewn Sizes: 2×3, 3×5, 4×6, 5×8 feet

Historical Significance of Bonnie Blue

The Bonnie Blue is also known as the “Lone Star Flag” and first flew over the Republic of West Florida in 1810. This republic was formed by the English-speaking people of southern Alabama, Mississippi, and portions of Louisiana who rebelled against the reign of the Spanish government and overthrew Spain’s provincial Governor in Baton Rouge. It reappeared in 1839 with Texas’ independence from Mexico when the Republic of Texas adopted a variation of the Lone Star for its official flag. At the outbreak of the War Between the States, the Bonnie Blue became the flag of Mississippi after it seceded from the Union. It was immortalized by a song of the same name, and next to Dixie, no other song was more popular with the Confederate soldier. The Bonnie Blue Flag became the first unofficial flag of the Secessionist movement of the Southern States.

Lone Star Flag

What is the historical significance of the Bonnie Blue Flag?

The Bonnie Blue Flag is historically associated with the Republic of West Florida in 1810, the Republic of Texas in 1839, and later became the flag of Mississippi during the War Between the States.

Why is it called the “Lone Star Flag”?

The Bonnie Blue is also known as the “Lone Star Flag” due to its association with the Lone Star symbol, which signifies independence and has been used in various historical contexts.

First Appearance

When did the Bonnie Blue Flag first appear in history?

The Bonnie Blue Flag first appeared over the Republic of West Florida in 1810, symbolizing rebellion against Spanish rule.

Adopted States and Territories

Which states and territories adopted the Bonnie Blue Flag?

The flag was adopted by Mississippi during the War Between the States and had earlier variations used by the Republic of West Florida and the Republic of Texas.

Role in the Confederacy

What role did the Bonnie Blue Flag play in the Confederacy?

The Bonnie Blue Flag became the first unofficial flag of the Secessionist movement of the Southern States during the American Civil War.

Popularity Among Soldiers

How did the Bonnie Blue Flag become popular among Confederate soldiers?

Immortalized by a song of the same name, the Bonnie Blue Flag gained popularity among Confederate soldiers, second only to the popularity of the song “Dixie.”

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We have this flag available in multiple sizes and qualities:

• Polyester 12 x 18 inch, 2×3, or 3×5 feet MOST POPULAR!

• Nylon Printed in 3×5 ft

• Nylon Sewn & Embroidered in 2×3, 3×5, 4×6, 5×8 feet

• Outdoor Heavy Duty Double Nylon Sewn & Embroidered in 3×5, 4×6, 5×8, & 10 x 15 ft Wow!

• Premium Cotton in 12×18 inch, 16″x24″, 2 x 3, 3×5, 4×6, and 5×8 feet – Perfect for Re-enactments!

• Premium Historic Cotton Flags Re-Enactment Quality with Pole Sleeve / Hem in 3×5 feet

• Outdoor Heavy Duty Double Nylon Sewn Flags – with Pole Sleeve / Hem Ties in 3×5 feet

• Bonnie Blue Cap

• Bonnie Blue License Plate / Tag

• Bonnie Blue Lapel Pin