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This blue silk Regimental Color carried by the 61st Regiment features the Arms of the United States painted to the center complete with 34 gold-colored painted stars in two arcs (18 over 16). The lower ribbon, with raised center section and an ornate gold…

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This blue silk Regimental Color carried by the 61st Regiment features the Arms of the United States painted to the center complete with 34 gold-colored painted stars in two arcs (18 over 16). The lower ribbon, with raised center section and an ornate gold…

https://museum.dmna.ny.gov/flags/infantry/61st-regiment-ny-volunteer-infantry/61st-regiment-ny-volunteer-infantry-regimental-color-civil-war-1

This blue silk Regimental Color carried by the 61st Regiment New York Volunteer Infantry features the Arms of the City of New York painted to the center with a presentation inscription on the lower ribbon. The upper ribbon includes the regiment’s numeric …

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The 61st New York Volunteers mustered into service September-October 1861 for three years. When their three year term expired, those entitled were discharged and the regiment continued in service as “Veteran Volunteers,” as indicated by the “N.Y.S.V.V.” a…

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The 62nd Regiment, or “Anderson’s Zouaves,” mustered into service for three years on June 30 and July 1, 1861. When their three-year term expired, those entitled were discharged and the regiment, nine companies strong, continued in service as “Veteran Vol…

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The 63rd Regiment, or the “Third Regiment Irish Brigade,” mustered into service in BG Thomas Meagher’s Irish Brigade for three years during the fall of 1861. Recruited principally from New York City, the 63rd Regiment lost over 200 men at Antietam. These …

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The Board of Supervisors of Cattaraugus County presented the 64th Regiment with their Regimental Color and allegedly with this national color as well. At Gettysburg, Corporal Thomas Zibble and Corporal Albert Empy were wounded while carrying this color. A…

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The New York State Battle Flag Collection includes two flank markers carried by the 65th Regiment NY Volunteer Infantry. The regiment mustered into service for three years in July and August 1861. When their three year term expired, those entitled were di…

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These two blue silk flank markers with green discs are believed to have been carried by the 65th Regiment NY Volunteer Infantry, also known as the “1st United States Chasseurs.” The regiment, mustered into service for three years in July and August 1861, …

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The 65th Regiment NY Volunteer Infantry received this blue silk regimental color from the City of New York. The flag's obverse features the Arms of the State of New York with a presentation inscription on the lower ribbon. The reverse includes the Arms of…

https://museum.dmna.ny.gov/flags/infantry/65th-regiment-ny-volunteer-infantry/65th-regiment-ny-volunteer-infantry-regimental-color-civil-war

New York State Military Museum and Veterans Research Center