47 Star American Flag

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.

48-STAR AMERICAN PARADE FLAGS, LOT OF THREE, each retaining likely original wooden dowel. Together with a 50-star American. Four pieces total. 20th century. Flag 26" x 33". Dowel 47 1/2" L.Very good c

A 50-star flag, machine sewn. 47 in x 82 in.

Featured in this lot is this historic 48 star U.S. flag with cotton bunting circa 1912-1959. The 48 star US Flag was the longest US flag in use, 47 years, at that time in the history of the country fr

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

19th Cent. 30 Star American Flag 46"x66"

13 star American flag, hand stitched, made of wool bunting. Has 13 hand stitched appliqued stars in a 3-2-3-2-3 pattern with the points up on both sides of the canton. Also has 13 hand stitched stripe

Flag dates 1865 . Extremely rare to find a flag this size. Most are 5 x 8 or larger and purchased by businesses, towns or churches. Expensive to construct. The 36 star Flag (not this specific flag) wa

36 STAR AMERICAN FLAG BANNER Very desireable 36 star American flag, 41" x 66", all cotton in a tight weave, the stars hand-sewn to both sides with stripes hand-finished on the reverse indicating that

Early 36 star printed American flag. Flag 17" x 22 1/2", frame 20 1/2" x 26" overall.

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.

Early Oil on Canvas Child w/ 35 Star American Flag 31" x 27"

An excessively rare and large 33-star American flag, cotton construction 65.5 x 110 in., two sided with individually sewn stars and stripes, left margin sewn with three brass grommets, no marks presen

Large 36 star American flag. 86" x 135". Marked on border, "This Flag Was Bought By Edward Smith February 1865 during The Rebellion / Was hung at half mast at Lincolns Death / KHH 1876 / Hung in Richm

circa 1861-1863, with 34 hand sewn double applied linen stars on blue wool canton, and 13 hand sewn wool bars, linen hoist with three metal grommets, approximately 68 x 135 in.

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

circa 1877-1890. Red and white linen strips are sewn individually and to blue field with individual white stars sewn to both sides. 77 x 127 inches.

This flag was flying in 1876 and was ratified on July 4th 1877 when the state of Colorado was admitted to the Union. RARE PATTERN. With so many states being admitted almost makes me think last column

Framed 45 Star American Flag 38 5/8" x 58 1/2"

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

13 Star American Flag, 22" x 45"

AN ANTIQUE THIRTY-EIGHT STAR AMERICAN FLAG, 1877-1890, hand and machine stitches, inscribed "Thayer"; 48" x 80". Provenance: The Roth Family Estate, Houston, Texas

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

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