WWII UNITED STATES NAVY ASST SECRETARY 4 STAR FLAG

United States,1912 - Present WWII - Present Day collection of American flags. (2) 48 star flags with (4) small hand held parade flags. (1) 50 star flag.

Original WWII era 48 star flag as shown. Good condition, but shows wear from use.

A 48 star flag from 1951 with embroidered white stars and gold fringe. It was from a merchant marine Captain Stanley Thompson. It measures 68" x 56"

Description: LARGE SIZE WWII UNITED STATES 48 STAR FLAG

A historical patriotic Americana estate lot, featuring an antique U.S. flag and book. Includes: one (1) antique fabric United States Navy USN style ship's ensign flag, presenting 38 stars to blue fiel

1- WWII United States Navy Officers Sword with USN Regulation Saber Knot belonging to Chief Warrant Officer James H. Floyd, who served in the United States Navy aboard the USS Tennessee during WWII an

This is a very large and beautiful original United States Navy Rear Admiral flag. The piece measures 55 inches long and 39 inches tall. Stamped into the end is Size 6 along with Flag Rear Admiral. The

Two United States flags. Condition: Good. 48 Star Flag H 32-1/4" W 56-1/4". 50 Star Flag H 28-1/2" W 48". :

Antique Dettra License Plate Flag Holder w/ 4 Nice 48 Star United States Flags and 1 Current Flag. Very nice condition.

The 45-star flag became the official United States flag on July 4, 1896. A star was added for the admission to the Union of Utah on January 4, 1896. The 45-star flag was in use for 12 years, until Jul

48 Star United States Flag: Some edge fray, some staining 3 feet x 5 feet. The 48-star flag is the flag that soldiers and sailors fought for during World War II. It is the flag to which children, moth

An original WWII era US American flag with 48th stars. During the Truman Administration, 1945 to 1953, the flag that flew over the United States had 48 stars. The 48 star flag is the flag that soldier

An original WWII era US American flag with 48th stars. During the Truman Administration, 1945 to 1953, the flag that flew over the United States had 48 stars. The 48 star flag is the flag that soldier

Vintage 48 Star American Flag United States Of America World War Two Era Battle in German ? Militaria in Very Good Condition Out of a North Shore Long Island New York Estate

4 vintage men's wristwatches including moon star, United States Navy, DKNY, patek Philippe. Use condition.

This is a HUGE 20' x 30' ( 20 feet x 30 feet ) WWII Era 48 Star Linen United States of America American Flag...It is in nice condition with NO tears or holes...There are spots / stains towards the end

Offered in this lot is a Rare Antique Thirty-Eight (38) Star United States of America Flag circa 1877 to 1890. The 38 star flag became official on July 4, 1877 with the admission of Colorado to stateh

Personal USS Barb and archive of Admiral Robert W. McNitt, (July 29, 1915 - August 12, 2012) was an American United States Navy admiral who was dean of admissions at the United States Naval Academy fo

This is a vintage group of 4 WWII United States military brooches including sterling silver Trifari, enamel, cap, Navy. The large enamel pin is 1 7/8" diameter. The sterling silver pin is 9.5g.

American Flags, Navy Flags, "Once A Marine, Always A Marine", Girl Scouts of America WWII Insignia Pin;

Antique United States 45 Star Flag Presented in Custom Frame. Flag measures 19-3/4" x 35". Frame measures 25-1/2" x 39-3/4". Condition: Toning, foxing, and wear to the flag otherwise good condition. E

Antique United States 45 Star Flag Presented in Custom Frame. Flag measures 19-3/4" x 35". Frame measures 25-1/2" x 39-3/4". Condition: Toning, foxing, and wear to the flag otherwise good condition. E

45 Star American Flag, Official United States Flag after the admission of Utah 1896-1908, wool; used condition, wear/worn, few holes, patch to bottom, some color bleed, measures 12' x 6 1/4'

45 Star American Flag, Utah 1896 - 1908. This red white and blue textile has 45 stars and was the official flag of the United States in recognition of Utah becoming a state on July 4, 1896 until the 4