A 42-Star American National Flag commemorating Washington statehood 1889

A 40-Star American National Flag commemorating North & South Dakota statehood circa 1889 The cotton stars hand-sewn onto two-part wool bunting canton with the stars configured into a square enclosing

A 38-Star National American Flag commemorating Colorado statehood 1876-1889 The glazed cotton stars arranged in vertical rows of 6-6-7-7-6-6- on a canton composed of medium blue Civil War uniform grad

This is an American National flag with 42 stars made to note the addition of Washington State into the Union circa 1891. Though this flag has 42 stars, it was considered "unofficial" as another state

A handkerchief printed with a 41-Star American Flag commemorating Montana statehood circa 1889. On silk, mounted and framed. (Dimensions: 16 in. x 16 in. (sight))

A 38-star American flag commemorating Colorado statehood, 1876-1889, with 38 machine-sewn, single-appliqued cotton stars arranged in 8,7,8,7,8 on a four-part wool bunting canton with 13 machine-sewn w

A lot of two 38-star American flags commemorating Colorado statehood, 1875-1889. The first, with hand-sewn, double-appliqued cotton stars arranged in 7,1,7,8,7,1,7 pattern on a five-piece wool bunting

A 44-Star printed silk American National Parade Flag commemorating Wyoming statehood Dated, "1908" The stars printed in unusual, staggered rows of 8-4-4-4-4-4-4-4- 8, the stripes hand-inscribed in ink

Flags Scarce 42-Star American Flag 17" x 12" Large Parade Flag 42-Star "Unofficial" American Flag, circa 1890, Printed Cotton, created to celebrate Washington Statehood, measuring 17" x 12" a larger "

[American Flag] 36-Star American Flag commemorating Nevada Statehood. Printed on glazed muslin. c. 1865. 25 1/2" x 42", 32" x 48" framed. The first flag to appear after the Civil War. "Although Nevada

Framed 42 star American flag, ca. 1890, addition of state of Washington, November 2, 1889, 12" x 17 1/2", overall 18" x 24" with contemporary frame

42-STAR AMERICAN NATIONAL FLAG, printed silk, rare star count, in existence for only nine months due to Idaho's inclusion as the 43rd state in the summer of 1890, sewn linen hoist with brass ring hang

A 22-star American flag commemorating Alabama statehood or an Exclusionary flag circa 1860, with hand-sewn, single appliqued cotton stars arranged in 6,5,6,5 pattern, machine-sewn stripes, linen hoist

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

A 36-star American flag commemorating Nevada statehood, probably 1865. Hand-sewn, double appliqued small cotton stars arranged in 6 rows of 6 on a small cotton canton, machine-sewn and pieced cotton s

Crocheted 48-star American Flag commemorating Arizona statehood early 20th century Framed.27 1/2 in. x 15 1/2 in. (sight)PROVENANCE:The Collection of a Connecticut Gentleman.

A 47-Star American Flag commemorating New Mexico statehood early 20th century Hand-sewn in cotton, with applied stars arranged in an "akimbo" pattern, backed with striped ticking. (26 in. x 36 3/4 in.

A 39-Star American National parade Flag circa 1889 Clamp-dyed on open weave cotton, the stars arranged in rows of 6-5-6-5-6-5-6, hand-sewn header, mounted on fabric. (18 1/2 in. x 34 in.) Provenance

Two 35-Star American Parade Flags commemorating West Virginia statehood circa 1863 Printed on cotton, the canton with emblazoned Eagle with bannerette inscribed "E Pluribus Unum," retain original stic

HAND-SEWN CIVIL WAR PERIOD 35-STAR WEST VIRGINIA STATEHOOD AMERICAN NATIONAL FLAG, navy blue wool canton with single-appliqued cotton stars, 13 red and white wool stripes, sewn linen hoist fitted with

ca. 1890, hand-stitching throughout. The 42 star flag was only represented the addition of Washington state, on July 3rd, one day before the flag becoming official, Idaho became the 43rd state. The ca

Rare printed 42-star American flag, cotton construction, 17 x 12 in., cut from a larger sheet and unfinished. Fine. For 243 days, the United States had 42 states, but just one day before Washington St

FORTY-TWO STAR AMERICAN FLAGCirca 1889Flag approx. 12î x 16î. Framed 16.5î x 22.5î. Notes:Interestingly, the 42-star flag was never an official U.S. flag. North Dakota, South Dakot

DESCRIPTION: 1890 American flag of Washington with unofficial 42-star count. After the Third Flag Act of 1818, a star would be added to the American flag following each state that was added to the Uni

A grouping of five American parade flags, 1889-1950, including three 42-star flags, one with original pole; a 44-star flag with original pole; and a 48-star flag. (Dimensions: 15 in. x 23 1/4 in. and