I have images of the 19th SC flag from when it was at the museum in Oak Ridge from when I saw it several years ago. Ken Legendre of this list took them and measured the flag too.

One of the other flags of this pattern, of which I had forgotten, is that of the Tuscaloosa Guards of Alabama. It is in private hands and I saw it some years ago. It matches the 19th SC flag perfectly.

With regards to the flag not being at Franklin, Lee White, who also posts on these boards, is an expert on SC units of the AOT and he places the 19th SC in Macon, GA in January 1865 which is when they got this flag. They were moving from the aftermath of the 1864 Tennessee Campaign towards North Carolina where they would end the war.

I know of no flag from the Macon Depot of those that remain that saw service in Tennessee. Those of the 1st and 3rd Georgia Reserves were captured at Macon in April 1865 by Wilson's Cavalry Corps.

Greg Biggs