Arbuckle North Dakota 1889

“North Carolina.” New York: Arbuckle Bros. Coffee Company, 1889. Ca. 3 x 5. Chromolithograph by Donaldson Brothers. Very good condition. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When

“North Carolina.” New York: Arbuckle Bros. Coffee Company, 1889. Ca. 3 x 5. Chromolithograph by Donaldson Brothers. Very good condition. Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. When

UNOFFICIAL 39 STAR LINEN AMERICAN FLAG (1889 NORTH DAKOTA) - PRINTED ON DYED COTTON LINEN - PROBABLY A PARADE FLAG 12" X 16" - STITCHING ON LEFT BOARDER PROBABLY FOR POLE - SMALL LOSSES ON EDGES - FAD

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

1889 dated Sitting Bull state of North Dakota coin or token. Graded by NGC as MS 63 PL. Depicting a portrait of Sitting Bull along the obverse and an American seal along the reverse.Diameter: 38 mm.

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

Arts & Crafts, floral and rope medallion, brown to green, artist signed, 7", excellent..............The University of North Dakota School of Mines came into being in 1890. In 1889 Earle Babcock was hi

39 - Star Parade Flag printed on finely woven linen, unofficial flag as North Dakota and South Dakota were admitted to the union on November 2nd, 1889 as part of the Dakota Territory, and there would

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 1889 unofficial US 39 star flag with 6-7-7-6-7-6 star arrangement. These flags became instantly obsolete in 1889 when the United States government split the Dakota Territory into North and South

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