Harrisburg Volunteers Battle of Bexar Texas 3' x 5' Flag banner Mexico Alamo

Harrisburg Volunteers Battle of Bexar Texas 3' x 5' Flag banner This banner was carried by volunteers comprising Capt. Andrew Robinson's company from Harrisburg and designed by Sarah Rudolph Bradley Dodson in Sep 1835 for her husband, 1st Lt. A.B. Dodson and colleagues. Mrs. M. Looscan in her article in Wooten's Comprehensive History of Texas, who claimed her information came from Mr. Dodson who was still living in Alice, Nueces Co, TX in 1896, describes the red, white and blue flag at left, but with the star, said to be copied from an old military coat button or seal, in a blue field next to the staff. According to Dodson she related that the flag was flown by the company in the Siege and Battle of Bexar. Single-sided bold colors and vibrant graphics, can be seen on both sides, back side mirror image Brass grommets for hanging on a wall or running up a flag pole Measures 3' x 5' Polyester material suitable for indoor or outdoor use