Paton & Company                            New York

Tiffany and Company                       New York

             Flags by Tiffany and Company, were of the best quality and most expensive.  Their flags were made of silk and were hand embroidered.

Charles O. Eaton                               Boston

Horstmann Brothers                         Philadelphia

One of the largest military goods manufacturers in America, Commisioned by the Philadelphia Depot to produce Pennsylvania battle flags during the war. They made many flags for Pennselvanyian regiments and surrounding states. They also produced a few C.S.A. flags early in the war and advertised in Richmound in 1860. The Horstmann firm was founded by William H. Horstmann (1785-1850), who had emigrated to Philadelphia from Germany in 1816. Horstmann bought out a localswordmaker in 1828 and thereafter entered the military goods field. The firm benefited from the CivilWar, becoming the largest military goods producer in the nation by 1864, with an estimated worth of overone million dollars

Evans & Hassall                               Philadelphia

Operated from 1859-1866 as the Horstmann Brother’s greatest rival.  One of their trademarkes is the inverted scroll

John Shilleto                                       Cincinnati

Sisco Brothers                                     Baltimore

Baldwins’s Fancy Bazaar                    Indianapolis

Alexander Brandon

Samuel Brewer                                     Philadelphia

            The sole pre-war flag contractor to the Philadelphia Quartermasters Depot.

Longley & Brother