The Cowpens flag, or 3rd Maryland flag, is an early version of the United States flag that meets the congressional requirements of the Flag Resolution of 1777. Like the Betsy Ross flag, the …

The Cowpens Flag, also known as the 3rd Maryland Flag, is thought to have been flown at the Battle of Cowpens by a member of the 3rd Maryland Regiment. It is one of the first American …

In 1973, textile and flag expert Grace Rogers Cooper, with the Smithsonian Institution, analyzed the Cowpens flag at the Maryland State Archives and concluded it dated to the mid …

Jun 22, 2024 · Legend has it, the Cowpens Flag was carried by William Batchelor at the Battle of Cowpens and by a descendant at the Battle of Northpoint. The Flag was donated to a …

The Cowpens flag—also known as the third Maryland flag—was likely created during the United States’ Revolutionary War, and followed the design standards developed in the United States’ …

The Cowpens flag is an early version of the modern-day American flag. It features 13 horizontal stripes in red-and-white alternating colors — just like the current American flag. Rather than 50 …

flag of cowpens. This thirteen-star flag, twelve in a circle with one in the center, was reportedly carried by Color Sergeant William Batchelor of the Maryland Light Infantry, at the battle of …

The history of the Cowpens Flag: The Cowpens flag was first carried by the Third Maryland Regiment which was part of the Continental line of Maryland, Virginia and Georgia regiments. …

This flag of the Third Maryland Regiment, which was present that day at Cowpens, is now enshrined in the State Capitol in Annapolis, Maryland in honor of that battle. Source: National …

Thirteen star flags in the Cowpens or Third Maryland Pattern are among the scarcest and most desired by collectors of early American Stars and Stripes.