N/A New Orleans Grays 1st Company of Texan Volunteers Texas 3' x 5' Flag banner

New Orleans Grays 1st Company of Texan Volunteers Texas 3' x 5' Flag banner The New Orleans Grays led by Captains Thomas H. Breece and Robert C. Morris participated in driving the Mexicans from San Antonio and many were massacred at Goliad Organized in November 1835, the New Orleans Grays participated in driving the Mexicans from San Antonio and many were massacred at Goliad on Palm Sunday, March 27, 1826. Their flag was of bright blue silk on which appeared the inscription: First Company of Texas Volunteers, From New Orleans. An eagle carried in its beak a streamer on which appeared the words: God & Liberty. Source: C. E. Gilbert in A Concise History of Early Texas: As told by its 30 historic flags. 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 feet x 5 feet Polyester material suitable for indoor or outdoor use