PATRIOTIC WWII WELCOME HOME AMERICAN FLAG BANNER UNCLE

PATRIOTIC WWII WELCOME HOME AMERICAN FLAG BANNER UNCLE SAM & MILITARY by BONTER PATRIOTIC WWII WELCOME HOME AMERICAN FLAG BANNER UNCLE SAM & MILITARY by BONTER Description Patriotic WWII US American F

PATRIOTIC WWII WELCOME HOME AMERICAN FLAG BANNER UNCLE SAM & MILITARY by BONTER PATRIOTIC WWII WELCOME HOME AMERICAN FLAG BANNER UNCLE SAM & MILITARY by BONTER Description Patriotic WWII US American F

Patriotic WWII US American Flag Banner; Printed paper banner with US Flag background, Uncle Sam and Military illustrations, WELCOME HOME with American Eagle, etc. Copyright 1945 by B. P. Bonter of Chi

World War II Era Patriotic American LIBERTY BOND OWNER Window Banner; Vibrant printed cotton flag with Bald Eagle and US Shield. Approximate size is 11-7/8" x 17-7/8". Condition: light soiling, damp s

Original WWII era single sided printed flag measuring approximately 34 inches by 34 inches. Good condition.

AMERICAN HISTORICAL PATRIOTIC ARTICLES, LOT OF EIGHT, comprising three flags with 48 stars on each; one banner welcoming the Spanish-American War veterans home; a red, white, and blue expandable paper

Welcome home USA flag/banner (34 inches long)

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Original WWII Welcome Home Pendant with Uncle Sam & Troops, framed with stars & bars back ground & circular medallion, 39 ½” x 19” framed

Lot of Patriotic Outdoor American Flags and bunting banners. 3 Cotton Bunting banners, 2 are heavy cotton, the other is thinner cotton. 71.5 in. L x 38 in. Ht. Avg measurement. 1 has stars. Best Valle

19th century silk thread needlework embroidered patriotic textile of an American eagle with flag banner in is talons, double-sided, approximately 17 x 17". Good condition. In-house shipping offered on

American Flag Bunting Banner, USA Patriotic Decoration.  Wonderful red, white and blue vintage American Flag banner has a half circle in the center, with wings on each side with stars on a

WWII Era Welcome Home V For Victory Home Front Banner. Great looking colors to this banner. The approximate size is 11.75 x 17.75 inches. Condition is very good for the time period. Some marks / foxin

AMERICAN SCHOOL19th CenturyPatriotic welcome home. Signed and dated lower right “G.M. Nevin 1862”.Watercolor and wash on wove paper mounted to heavier wove paper, 14” x 20.5” s

A grouping of nine American patriotic flag items to include a banner, two string flags, and six small parade flags. Banner: 33-1/2 in tall x 57 in wide.

Toss pillow, labeled for Lillian Vernon, home accessory, pillow, throw pillow, home decor, patriotic decor. good condition measures 12 by 9 inches,

John Beilamy Style Hand Carved Wood and Hand Painted Patriotic American Eagle Wooden Carving " Live and Let Live " Flanked by Anchors American Shield Form Banner and American Flag in Talons Dimensions

Signed on backside, illegibly. Hand painted wooden sign depicting a bald Eagle over American flags with 3D wooden banner that reads Liberty across it with two hands shaking in the center. Approximatel

RPPC Family Draped in the Flag - Amazing image of children all dressed in American flags. Beautifully posed, and very patriotic, especially the little Uncle Sam in the foreground. - -

Featured in this lot is this 1939 cloth "Welcome Home" flag intended for U.S. Troops returning to the United States. The flag shows a thin cloth construction and shows colors of red, white and blue an

World War II Era 'Give it Your Best' Poster 1942, unsigned, depicting an American flag above the patriotic slogan, mounted on linen and floating in a wood frame under acrylic Property from: a Chicago,

This patriotic banner is framed in red, white and blue and features three young soldiers in uniform smiling with the text "Welcome Home Our Heroes" above and below them. "J.S. Miller & Co 1919" is in

Circa 1910 Patriotic Vintage Trade Union Banner; "WELCOME JR. O. U. A. M". Order of United American Mechanics--printed swallowtail banner on cotton fabric, bold red border and navy blue lettering with

1941-5 andom 3 coins. Circualted Condition - Clad in the American flag, Adolph A. Weinman's patriotic Walking Liberty emerged during World War I and was due for retirement in 1942, but Congress extend