This is a professionally framed color plate of Confederate battle flags removed from a copy of Mary Livermore’s “My Story,” an account of her experiences as a Civil War nurse published in 1887. In addition to an unattributed silk battle flag, and one captured simply “from General Bragg,” the plate illustrates flags from the 42^nd Mississippi, 12^th Mississippi Cavalry, a flag of Austin’s Battery (which might refer to either an Arkansas or Texas battery,) a flag from a South Carolina regiment, a black flag supposedly from a Texas regiment (which might have been dark blue,) and at center the blood-stained silk flag of the 9^th Texas. The gilt frame measures 8 ¾ by 12 inches. The mat opening is about 5 by 8 ½ inches. It is ready to go on an office, library, or collection room wall.  [sr]

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