Cuba, Republic. A “Brigada TRI Millonaria Titán de Bronce” Revolutionary Banner

Cuba, Republic. A “Brigada TRI Millonaria Titán de Bronce” Revolutionary Banner

(Brigada TRI Millonaria Titán de Bronce) A Revolutionary Banner, constructed of red cloth with individually stitched white lettering reading “BRIGADA TRI MILLONARIA” above and below a separately stitched central circular motif depicting a mounted figure in blue against a yellow field, with the title “TITAN DE BRONCE” stitched in yellow beneath, the banner finished with white fringe along the upper and lower edges and fitted with two brass grommets for suspension or flagpole attachment, the reverse plain, measuring approximately 125 cm × 60 cm 
The banner is in fine condition, with visible folding, light staining, fraying to the fringe, and age wear to the cloth and stitched details.

Footnote: The title “Titán de Bronce” (“Bronze Titan”) was one of the most famous honorifics associated with Cuban independence hero General Antonio Maceo Grajales, renowned for his role in the Cuban Wars of Independence against Spain during the nineteenth century. Revolutionary Cuban brigades, labour formations, militia units, and agricultural work groups frequently adopted patriotic historical names connected to independence figures and revolutionary ideals. The designation “TRI Millonaria” appears associated with Revolutionary-era productivity or labour achievement campaigns, while the mounted figure likely represents Antonio Maceo himself, traditionally depicted on horseback in Cuban patriotic imagery.