38 Star United States Flag, circa 1877

Hand-woven and painted 38-star United States flag mounted on a wood pole, dating to 1876-1877 after Colorado was admitted to the U.S. on August 1, 1876. 40.5" H x 62.5" W x 0.5" D.

Offered in this lot is a Rare Antique Thirty-Eight (38) Star United States of America Flag circa 1877 to 1890. The 38 star flag became official on July 4, 1877 with the admission of Colorado to stateh

Circa 1877 Old Vintage United States American Parade Flag in Frame; Printed silk Flag with exceptional 38 "Great Star" or "Great Flower" pattern in the canton. In the reference book titled "The Stars

38 star historic U.S. flag, 1877-1890, 38 star United States flag, c. 1877-1890, approx. 48"h x 84"w, embroidered mark or initials in upper right corner of star field, hand-cut stars inserted into cut

Circa 1877 (when Colorado became a state), 38 star American flag with fringe on 3 sides, 76" square (not counting fringe), includes flag pole finial made from gilded wood with braided cord, and parade

Entirely sewn 38-star United States flag, 6 FEET x 8 FEET 10 INCHES, stenciled in black on inside white hem (running down from top grommet) “ISAAC CAMM HOPE ST. BRISTOL R I”. The (ship&#82

*38-STAR UNITED STATES FLAG

1) 38 star United States flag. Professionally framed. Frame: H 31" W 41-3/4". Flag 24" W 34-5/8". Condition: Minor wear in colors. Some staining on right side. 2) Ten American flags and stand. Flag st

Scarce Civil War Era 35-Star Halo Pattern United States Flagcirca 1863-1865, cotton print, commemorating the July 4, 1863 addition of West Virginia to the Union. The flag, 20 x 28 in., is presented in

37 star historic U.S. flag, 1867-1877, 37 star United States flag, c. 1867-1877, approx. 72"h x 120"w, stencilled "ANNIN & CO N.Y." on hoist edge, stars applied to one side only, showing through cut-o

UNITED STATES FORTY-FIVE STAR FLAGCirca 1896Most likely a parade flag.136" x 198”.

Circa 1877-1890, 38 star US American flag, dyed wool bunting, header stamped 5 x 9, no makers name. Overall measures 60" x 101". Condition: Toning, stains, multiple tears and fraying.

FOUR UNITED STATES FLAGSCirca 1940All made from cotton. Three unframed 48-star national flags and a framed Union Jack or the canton from a 48-star flag.Flags from 45" x 69" to 57" x 63&

circa 1877-1890. Red and white linen strips are sewn individually and to blue field with individual white stars sewn to both sides. 77 x 127 inches.

A historical patriotic Americana estate lot, featuring an antique U.S. flag and book. Includes: one (1) antique fabric United States Navy USN style ship's ensign flag, presenting 38 stars to blue fiel

representing the flag that truly never was, likely made in 1889 in anticipation of the two Dakota's becoming the 39th state, when in reality, the 43 star flag was unveiled in 1890, replacing the 38 st

Framed United States 13 Star “Great Star” Parade Flag. Glazed Cotton printed flag with central star, eight stars configured in a wreath pattern, flanked by star in each corner. Circa. 1876. Condit

circa 1861-1863; handmade and sewn stars, 71 x 99 1/2 in.

Printed flag representing the state of Colorado. Admitted into the union 1876 and ratified July 4th, 1877. STURDY FLAG despite damage. Missing two stripes. Measures 26 x 16 " . Shipping includes insur

A UNITED STATES OF AMERICA FLAG, having forty-eight stars, framed, Flag 30cm by 42cm, frame 38.5cm by 51.5cm; together with AN AMERICAN EAGLE CRESTED METAL PLAQUE, 58.5cm across wings. (2)

DESCRIPTION: Antique single stitch flag of the United States of America featuring 48 stars indicating early to mid-century manufacture. CIRCA: 1912-1958 ORIGIN: USA DIMENSIONS: H: 60" L: 96" Provenanc

38-star US flag (when Colorado became a state), was used 1877-1891, embroidered signature J.N. Dixon, very large, 8.5 ft. high x 17 ft. long

This flag was flying in 1876 and was ratified on July 4th 1877 when the state of Colorado was admitted to the Union. RARE PATTERN. With so many states being admitted almost makes me think last column

Flag contains 13 stars and 13 shapes dating between the last quarter of the 19th century and the 1st quarter of the 20th century (possibly 1876 Centennial). Wool bunting with cotton stars, machine sti