A U.S. 34-STAR RECRUITMENT FLAG, NEW JERSEY VOLUNTEERS. A machine-sewn pieced wool U.S. flag wit...

A U.S. 34-STAR FLAG USED BY THE SAINT LOUIS HOME GUARD. A hand-sewn pieced wool flag with applied stars in 4-6-6-6-3-5-4 pattern (approximately), sleeved cloth heading, 50 x 79.5 inches, framed to 59

A U.S. 34-STAR 'PHALANX' CONVERSION FLAG. A handsewn pieced wool U.S. flag with applied cotton stars in a 6-6-6-6-6 pattern with one star added in each corner for a total of 34, outdoor header with fi

[CIVIL WAR]. 34-star flag purportedly flown at Fort Warren, Boston, MA. Ca 1861-1863.Approx. 139 x 232 in. hand-sewn and machine-sewn wool flag with 34 hand-sewn, single-appliquéd cotton stars co

[FLAGS] -- [CIVIL WAR]. 34-star American flag. Ca 1861-1863. 94 x 150 in. machine-sewn wool flag with 34 hand-sewn, single-appliquéd cotton stars configured in 7/7/7/7/6 horizontal rows (some hol

Hand-sewn linen U.S. 34 star flag with canton, stars, and strips all individually affixed. Header bears an affixed textile tag inscribed "J.T. Lockman." The flag was owned by Brevet Brigadier-General

Original U.S. 1860's Civil War Flag direct from a descendant of a Civil War Soldier that had served in the 48th N.Y.Volunteer 34 Star Flag stamped is the name: Hojer & Graham Makers N.Y. Also painted

34 star Civil War U.S. flag 1861-1863, 34 star United States flag, c. 1861-1863, approx. 34"h x 48"w. Provenance: Property from the Collection of Charles E. Sigety; Historical Collectible Auctions, Sp

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

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".

hand- and machine-stitched, red, white, and blue solid wool bunting fabric, featuring an American flag with 13 stripes and 45 applied stars, straight-line and outline quilting in dark thread, wide bac

JA Joel & Co NY 45-Star US Flag, linen with applique stars, c 1896-1908, 65" x 44", some losses

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

13 Star Private Yacht Ensign, America, c. 1895-1926. Wool bunting, machine stitched flag, canvas hoist with brass gromets, mounted in a gilt molded frame, flag, ht. 29, wd. 44 1/4 in. Footnotes: Prove

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 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

Sail ship diorama, 4 masted sail ship with full sails, flying US flag, diorama is 21" by 35.5"

Vintage Civil War 35-Star Flag Hand sewn flag. 7' 6" x 5'

Outstanding stamped brass shield-form badge with gem-size portraits depicting Lincoln at left and Johnson at right. The arch top portraits are contained within U.S. flag elements surmounted by a feder

AN 11-STAR CONFEDERATE BIBLE FLAG. A hand-stitched pieced silk Confederate 'Bible flag' with 11 embroidered stars, 12 x 18 inches, framed to 13 x 19 in. WITH: Document Signed of Provost Marshal Robert

[Civil War] 39-Star Flag with Civil War Soldier?s CDV Portrait Hand-sewn cotton flag with 39 single-appliqu?d stars configured in a triple medallion surrounding a central star, flanked by four corner

PROVENANCE: From private collections of Joseph (Joe) M. Adam, 1931-2017, Myrtle Beach with his loving wife Adelia.After graduating from High School in New Jersey, he served in the US Army as part of t

Upholstery. From an Englewood New Jersey estate. -Dimensions: 34" h x 31.5" w x 32.5" d

The American Star Bicycle was invented in 1880 by G. W. Pressey and manufactured by the H. B. Smith Machine Company in Smithville, Burlington County, New Jersey. It was characterized by a small wheel

American Flag Signed and Inscribed by Apollo XI Astronauts in blue ink. Three young men, all born in 1930, shared the same dream: To soar through the skies. The one from New Jersey joined the Air Forc