Super rare 19 star parade flag 1816-17 American Indiana flag

Flag represents the state of Indiana. Super rare only a few samples Known. Indiana admitted to union 1816 ratified in 1817. Starched muslin material. Measures 4 x 6 on . Shipping includes insurance. S

Flag is super rare and only one other example has emerged in previous years. American Flag represents the state of Indiana. Existed for only one year. Starched muslin material . Measures 4 x 6". Shipp

Super rare piece . Flag dates to 1889, the year Harrison was elected. Never seen one of the before. Flag was cut many years ago. Measures 12 x 17". Shipping includes insurance. Shipping: Domestic: Fla

Based on the material I would date this to early 1920 period. Course cotton material with imperfections in the strands as show in the photos. Rough feel to fabric. Measures 11 x 17". Shipping includes

OREGON STATEHOOD AMERICAN 33 - STAR PARADE FLAG ; WAS THE OFFICAL FLAG AT THE START OF THE CIVIL WAR Cotton., printed flag with 33 stars configured in double medallion with elongated central star, fla

Greta looking piece in excellent condition. Coarse cotton construction. Material leads me to believe it's from Sesquicentennial. 1926. Measures 11 x17" . Shipping includes insurance. Shipping: Domesti

Flag is silk and in mint condition. Rare snowflake star 39 star flag. 39 state is North Dakota and scheduled to be admitted July 4th 1889 but 4 more states were admitted and the 43 star flag was offic

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

35-star Civil War American parade flag featuring a rare haloed star design. Measuring 20” by 30,” this block-printed flag is larger than most extant examples. The 35-star flag became offic

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 "

Framed 39 Star American Parade Flag printed on cotton bunting / frame - 19 1/4" x 31 3/4"

New old stock. Many misprints. This are made for feather trees I believe. Starched muslin. Have been rolled up for over 100 years. Hard to get them flat. This an odd flag as it was made between 1912 a

Extremely rare piece. Parade flag made of gauze cotton , starched to get it to display on stick versus falling flat. Fabric is a thin cotton which is starched to make it stiff. Flag dates to 1889. Fla

Title: Rare lace stripes 48 star American flag excellent Description: Rare piece in excellent condition . A. Measures 12 x 17" . Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $12.00 to anywhere within the contiguo

Two silk parade flags: 45-star and 46-star, larger from the Mastai Collection. Larger: 11-3/4 in x 17-1/2 in.

BUYING ONE rare flag dating to 1876-1890 period. . Guaranteed original. Starched muslin material for parade purposes. 90% of these flags are the smaller 2 x 3". Approximately 4 x 2 1/2" Shipping: Dome

HAND-SEWN 19-STAR AMERICAN NATIONAL FLAG, slate blue wool canton with double-appliqued linen stars arranged in an unusual 5-4-1-5-4 pattern, machine-sewn linen hoist. Archivally mounted in a custom fr

[FLAGS - WORLD WAR I]. 48-star "Buy War Bonds" American parade flag. 1918. 16 3/4 x 28 3/4 in. cotton flag with 48 printed stars configured in 8/8/8/8/8/8 pattern (occasional soiling, few small pinhol

1865-67. The canton printed in red with the Great Seal of the United States reserved on a blue ground of thirty-six white stars, the field with seven red stripes and six white stripes. Flag: H: 20 in.

Strips is red and white fabric are hand stitched. Blue field is cut with (13) stars in a 3-2-3-2-3 pattern with larger. Then (13) white stars are hand stitched to "front". 31 x 44 inches

A MEXICAN AMERICAN WAR ZACHARY TAYLOR GRAPHIC BANDANA, FOR PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDACY AND VICTORY, CIRCA 1848, cotton with blue, red, brown-black dye showing a central thirty star American flag waving ove

Franklin D. Roosevelt, Winston Churchill, and Joseph Stalin signed American Flag. This is a very rare piece of world history. British Prime Minister Winston Churchill once said, “The only thing

Printed on linen with U.S. spread winged shield breasted eagle clutching arrows & laurel branch in talons with ring of 34 five point stars on canton, 18 x 13", in Victorian walnut frame, 21 x 15 1/2".

American Thirteen Star Colonial Flag, Homemade folk art version of the "Hopkinson Flag", which was originally used in the 1770's, this could have been made up until the 1820s (linen fabric), this was