Paine's Creek Cross Roads - 2nd National Flag Earl Van Dorn J King remained the undersheriff

J King remained the undersheriff of Los Angeles County throughout the entire war

The flag carried by the first Alabama Infantry

It is unknown what regiment this flag was captured from during the battle

It is believed that they were associated with the coastal defense of North Carolina

Paine's Creek Cross Roads - 2nd National Flag Earl Van Dorn J King remained the undersheriffFlag design is based on a surviving 2nd National Pattern Flag captured on April 5, 1865 at Paine's Creek Cross Roads, Virginia. The flag of this pattern is typical of that of the Trans Mississippi Department, but several know inverted color 2nd Nationals are tributes to late war Eastern units (most famously the garrison flag of Fort Fisher). These flags are made to order and take about 3 weeks to produce and ship.