37-Star American Flag, Nebraska, circa 1867

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 37-Star American printed silk fringed parade Flag commemorating Nebraska statehood1867-187624 in. x 18 in. (including fringe)PROVENANCE:Collection of Stanley B. Smullen III.

[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

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

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

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

32 Star American Flag circa 1858. Two more stars were added. Signed Daniel Smith near mounts. 6' 9" x 3' 6" Daniel Smith (1834-1877). Thence by descent.

A 44-star American flag, circa 1891-1896, after the admission of Wyoming. 74 x 72in.

Large scale historic 45 star American flag, circa 1896-1908. Linen, wool with 45 appliqué stars on blue canton, 8-7-8-7-8-7 configuration. Signed on hoist GEO BURNS. Dimensions: 6 ft x 9 ft. Conditio

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 A Thirteen Star American Parade Flag. A small 13-star American parade flag, circa 1876, the stars in a wreath design in three differing shapes, the flag 4 1/2 x 7 1/4 inches (12 x 18 cm)

A 39-star American ceremonial flag, circa 1890, machine-sewn, with double-appliqued cotton stars in an unusual arrangement of 6,5,6,5,6,5,6 in horizontal rows on three-part vertically formatted wool b

RARE HAND STITCHED 19THC. 36 STAR AMERICAN FLAG C. 1865 -1867 (5'9" X 9'8")

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

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

Theodore Roosevelt: Patriotic Political Tambourine. 8" tambourine with hand-painted 48-st

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))

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

Circa 1877 (when Colorado became a state), 38 star American flag with fringe on 3 sides, 76" square (not counting fringe), includes flag pole finial made from gilded wood with braided cord, and parade

Three printed American parade Flags: 37-Star, 36-Star and 7-Star 1861-1876 The first, with 37 stars arranged in a "Great Star" configuration; the second, with 36 stars arranged in six straight rows of

c 1860 s BIG BLOCK PRINT, SAILOR POSTS 34 STAR AMERICAN FLAG to LIBERTY CAP POLE c 1860 s BIG BLOCK PRINT, SAILOR POSTS 34 STAR AMERICAN FLAG to LIBERTY CAP POLE Description Circa 1860s Patriotic Bloc

A circa 2000 50-Star American flag flown on September 11, 2001 in Indianapolis, with "Polydura" stamp, machine-sewn throughout, canvas hoist retains nylon rope with metal-reinforced ends. 18 ft. 6 in.

Nice tableau of different nations’ flags circa 1890s (45-star American flag). Probably published by George F. Cram. Excellent color. “The Flags of the Union” on reverse (see photos). 10.25 x 13.

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