After being hidden away for more than two centuries, a rare 18th-century flag is now on public display for the first time since the Revolutionary War at the
Museum of the American Revolution
in Philadelphia. The blue silk flag served as the regimental emblem of South Carolina’s 2nd Spartan Regiment, marking its position on the battlefield.
After being hidden away for more than two centuries, a rare 18th-century flag is now on public display for the first time since the Revolutionary War at the
Museum of the American Revolution
in Philadelphia. The blue silk flag served as the regimental emblem of South Carolina’s 2nd Spartan Regiment, marking its position on the battlefield.
After being hidden away for more than two centuries, a rare 18th-century flag is now on public display for the first time since the Revolutionary War at the
Museum of the American Revolution
in Philadelphia. The blue silk flag served as the regimental emblem of South Carolina’s 2nd Spartan Regiment, marking its position on the battlefield.
After being hidden away for more than two centuries, a rare 18th-century flag is now on public display for the first time since the Revolutionary War at the
Museum of the American Revolution
in Philadelphia. The blue silk flag served as the regimental emblem of South Carolina’s 2nd Spartan Regiment, marking its position on the battlefield.
After being hidden away for more than two centuries, a rare 18th-century flag is now on public display for the first time since the Revolutionary War at the
Museum of the American Revolution
in Philadelphia. The blue silk flag served as the regimental emblem of South Carolina’s 2nd Spartan Regiment, marking its position on the battlefield.
After being hidden away for more than two centuries, a rare 18th-century flag is now on public display for the first time since the Revolutionary War at the
Museum of the American Revolution
in Philadelphia. The blue silk flag served as the regimental emblem of South Carolina’s 2nd Spartan Regiment, marking its position on the battlefield.
After being hidden away for more than two centuries, a rare 18th-century flag is now on public display for the first time since the Revolutionary War at the
Museum of the American Revolution
in Philadelphia. The blue silk flag served as the regimental emblem of South Carolina’s 2nd Spartan Regiment, marking its position on the battlefield.
After being hidden away for more than two centuries, a rare 18th-century flag is now on public display for the first time since the Revolutionary War at the
Museum of the American Revolution
in Philadelphia. The blue silk flag served as the regimental emblem of South Carolina’s 2nd Spartan Regiment, marking its position on the battlefield.
After being hidden away for more than two centuries, a rare 18th-century flag is now on public display for the first time since the Revolutionary War at the
Museum of the American Revolution
in Philadelphia. The blue silk flag served as the regimental emblem of South Carolina’s 2nd Spartan Regiment, marking its position on the battlefield.
After being hidden away for more than two centuries, a rare 18th-century flag is now on public display for the first time since the Revolutionary War at the
Museum of the American Revolution
in Philadelphia. The blue silk flag served as the regimental emblem of South Carolina’s 2nd Spartan Regiment, marking its position on the battlefield.
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