A COMPLETE FILE OF THE "STARS & STRIPES"

A COMPLETE FILE OF THE "STARS & STRIPES"American, 20th century. The official newspaper of the American Expeditionary Forces printed in France from February 8th, 1918 to June 13th, 1919.24 x

A complete file of The Stars and Stripes. The official newspaper of the American Expedition Forces. Printed in France from February 8th 1918 to June 13th 1919. Very Large Book in incredible condition.

Heading: (World War I) Author: Title: The Stars & Stripes 1918-1919, Complete Perfect File Including Supplements, Loose As Issued Place Published: France Publisher:The Stars and Stripes Date Pub

Complete File, France... 1918-1919... hard back....21 x 16 inches...a complied book of printed pages....* cover spine with wear, pages appear intact

Complete

Each Muslin, Original, Sewn stars and stripes. One a true 6'x9' complete with wear and holes in the field, the other 66" x 100" with end rolled and sewn over. Some holes in field. One with family name

Comprising thirty-seven stamp sets: commemorative stamps of US national flag 'long way it wave', 4c various colors, complete block of fifty (5x10); stamp pane of 'the stars and stripes', affixed to on

Patriotism flies high here at Magnum Auctions. Stand up and take notice of the fantastic example of this wonderful pitcher. The best by far! It measures 8 1/2" tall.

Hand-carved pine, stained and varnished. 19 x 39 x 2 1/4 inches.

Large Steuben cut glass frosted & clear Stars and Stripes presentation bowl designed by Eric Hilton. Signed "Steuben" to the underside. Originally retailed for $5,500 in 1986. Weight Approx., 10 lbs M

Folks, one amazing example of Victorian cranberry opalescent glass. This super piece is a sign of the patriotism we all share for our country. Some just don't realize how good they have it do they? We

How many times does this pitcher come around in clear opalescent? We dare say not many. This fine example with associated tumbler is up for bid. This, of the red, white, and blue is a toughie to locat

This large Steuben cut glass bowl is frosted & clear with stars and stripes presentation. It is designed by Eric Hilton and signed Steuben on the underside. This was originally retailed for $5 500 in

(2) older carved wood painted shields with stars & stripes, from NYC area estate, nice worn paint, they measure 32" x 24" across. Thickness is 1" at thickest point.

Arcane. Jeff Busby. Irregular. Complete File. N1 (Oct. 1, 1980) – N14 (Oct. 21, 1995). Loose issues. Alfredson/Daily 1170. Together with: a partial file of Busby’s irregular publication Thaumaturg

New Tops. Near Complete File. Neil Foster, et al. V1 N1 (Jan. 1961) – V34 N12 (Dec. 1994). Lacking the June 1980 issue, otherwise a complete file in very good condition. Loose issues. Includes 1962

Barber Bottle, Cranberry Opalescent Stars And Stripes, 7.75" X 3.5", Polished Pontil Base, Nice Quality, Private Texas Collection

Franklin Mint Stars & Stripes limited edition Pierce Snorkel Fire Engine. Artists proof quality sample. #AP/3500. Comes with display base, certificate of authenticity, boxes and foam packing. Green ta

Water Set, Cranberry Opalescent Stars & Stripes, By Fenton, (1) 7.75" x 7.75" Pitcher, (6) 4.25" Tumblers, Collection Of Frank & Melissa Keathley, Top Shelf Antiques Of Texas, The Keathley's Kept The

(9) Tumblers, Cranberry Opalescent Stars & Stripes, 3.75" Approximately, Collection Of Frank & Melissa Keathley, Top Shelf Antiques Of Texas, The Keathley's Kept The Best Antiques They Found For Their

Original WWII US newspaper as shown. See pictures for details. Fair condition for its age, with signs of use and age. Edges show some flaking as the paper is in fragile condition.

Barber Bottle, White Opalescent Stars And Stripes, 8.25", Polished Pontil Base, Private Texas Collection

Nice color and opalescence make up this lovely barber bottle. Getting tougher to find!

This one makes you want to stand up and start singing the Star Spangled Banner doesn't it? Unfortunately, in today's society most don't even know the name of the song let alone the words. We do! This