37 star historic U.S. flag, 1867-1877

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

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

[CIVIL WAR]. 37-star American flag with provenance from the family of Civil War soldier Samuel Clary. [Ca 1867-1877]. 68 x 102 in. American flag, machine-sewn wool with 37 double hand-appliqued cotton

United Sates Presentation Flag Dated 1877. 136" x 37" wool flag with 37 stars (March 1, 1

13-star historic U.S. flag, 13 star United States flag, medallion pattern, likely 19th century, approx. 27.5"h x 48"w. Provenance: Property from the Collection of Charles E. Sigety; Early American His

A 37-star American flag commemorating Nebraska statehood, circa 1867, with hand-sewn, single-appliqued cotton stars arranged in 6,6,6,7,6,6 pattern on a two-part wool bunting canton, the stars "peekin

Machine stitched linen 37 star flag with header bearing stenciled imprint "Lamprell & Marble Makers / 357 Court St. Boston." The 37 star flag was in use following Nebraska's entry into the Union. Dime

Featured in this lot is this historic 48 star U.S. flag with cotton bunting circa 1912-1959. The 48 star US Flag was the longest US flag in use, 47 years, at that time in the history of the country fr

(2) Historic U.S. flags, 44 stars, 1891-1896, Two 44-star United States flags, c. 1891-1896, includes one approx. 45.5"h x 80"w with initials and indecipherable name written twice on hoist edge, and o

(3) Historic U.S. flags, 45 stars, 1896-1908, Three United States flags, each with 45 stars, c. 1896-1908, includes 72"h x 108"w, stamped "6 x 9" on hoist edge; 48"h x 96"w, stamped "STANDARD 8 x 4" o

36 star Civil War era U.S. flag, 1865-1867, 36 star United States flag, c. 1865-1867, approx. 72"h x 117"w, cord sewn into hoist edge, no grommets Provenance: Property from the Collection of Charles E

(3) Historic U.S. flags 46, 48 stars, Three United States flags, including 46 star flag, c. 1908-1912, approx. 35"h x 59"w; 46 star flag, c. 1908-1912, approx. 46"h x 80"w; and 48 star flag, c. 1912-1

Title: Ca. 1877 Vintage 38 Star U.S. American Flag Printed on Tissue Paper by Dennison Date/Period: c. 1877 Material: paper Dimension: 17-1/2" X 13" Provenance:Printed on tissue paper. The flag is dat

Description: 36 star flag: Circa 1865 to 1867 handmade 36 star U.S. American Flag. On July 4th, 1865 the 36th star was officially added to the US Flag to represent the addition of Nevada to the Union

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.

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

Comprises: 1.) Printed silk 39 star flag (1867-1876) tacked to wooden dowel surmounted by a a carved wood spear-form finial. 23.5" 30.5". 2.) Cotton machine pieced 45 star flag (1896-1908). 47" x 89".

Glass and Porcelain Liverpool Creamware Pitcher With A Sailing Ship Flying a Circular 13-Star American Flag Rare Style c. 1790 Federal Period, Historic Liverpool Creamware Pitcher / Jug, With A Sailin

40"x31", Crack in Glass

Two pieces total to include 1) Hand stitched 36 star flag, circa 1865-1867, Overall 74" x 101". Note tears, repairs, fraying, and staining. 2) Machine stitched 48 star flag, stamped US twice and 7 on

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

Large US flag, 21 by 13 feet, 38 star, 1877, has wear, various small holes, building sized!

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.

Rear Admiral John Ancrum Winslow's U.S. Navy 13 Star Boat Flag, possibly used during the historic Civil War naval victory of the USS Kearsarge over the CSS Alabama on June 19, 1864 off the coast of Ch