Historic 48 Star US Flag Cotton Bunting 1912-1959

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

Vintage 48 Star U.S American Interment Flag, 5'x9.5', Sewn Stars and Stripes, 1912-1959, Collegeville Flag Mfg. PA.

Large 48 Star Cloth US Flag See yard stick for approximate size It probably falls somewhere between 1912 and 1959 unless the person who made it doesn't recognize Wyoming and Vermont

(3) Historic U.S. flags 46, 48 stars, Three United States flags, including 46 star flag, c. 1908-1912, approx. 35"h x 59"w; 46 star flag, c. 1908-1912, approx. 46"h x 80"w; and 48 star flag, c. 1912-1

48-star flag with stamp Valley Forge Flag Company, 3.52 by 6.69 feet. With a Bull-Dog Bunting 2x3' flag. Both with Bonhams auction tags. Original WWII box included. Dimensions: (Box) L 12" x W 9.75" x

Early 48 Star US Flag In 1912, two stars were added, representing Arizona and New Mexico, bringing the total number of stars to 48, arranged in 6 rows of 8 stars each. There were thirteen stripes repr

ANTIQUE 1912-1959 48 STAR AMERICAN FLAG. SOME DISCOLORATION. 56 1/2" L x 30" H.

Nice lot of two WWII era 48 star US flag license plate toppers. These single sided tin embossed toppers are in nice condition with light surface rust and wear from use and age. They measure approximat

Title: Vintage 48 Star US Flag Provenance/Additional Info: Vintage 48 Star US Flag Made by the Pace Corporation San Juan, Puerto Rico 5 x 9-1/2 FT. Cotton. Sewn Stars and Stripes, Some Staining otherw

85x60 inches, machine sewn cotton, individual stripes, embroidered stars

Circa 1912 Folky Handmade Old Vintage 48 Star U.S. American Flag. Hand painted on both sides; red & cream stripes, bold blue canton with white "star" dots painted on card stock paper. On July 4, 1912,

EARLY 20TH CENTURY 48 STAR AMERICAN FLAG (ARIZONA 1912) - BULL DOG BUNTING 56" X 92" - SMALL HOLES, DISCOLORATION, TONING, WEAR AND IMPERFECTIONS

2 American 48 Star Flags along with a Vintage Bull Dog Bunting US Flag Box. 4' by 6' and 60" by 80" Property from a Northwest Connecticut Estate.

A U.S. 48-STAR ENSIGN OF THE SUBMARINE, U.S.S. JALLAO. Machine stitched cotton flag with white canvas heading featuring wartime gromets, 58 x 89 inches, with Dettra Flag Company stamp to heading. Prov

Lot of 28 Vintage American Parade Flags, most with 48 Stars, which would indicate a date before 1959. Also included in the lot are streamers in red, white and blue. The charming flags have wooden pole

This lot contains a folded up 48 star American flag. Measuring about 49x70 inches. Cotton weave flag with some fading and patina from age.    THIS

A printed cotton "Flags of the World" coverlet after 1912, featuring 48-star American flags, backed in wool felt. (Dimensions: 35 in. x 71 1/2 in.). Provenance: The Collection of Boleslaw and Marie-Lo

Lot of 2 Pieces--Circa 1870s Patriotic Old Vintage US American Flag Parade Bunting. Printed cotton fabric with vibrant Red, White, and Blue colors. Decorative dancing stars throughout in varied color

Neat piece in Very good condition. This an odd flag as it was made between 1912 and 1917. Around 1918 federal law stated that all US flags are to be in straight rows and columns. Made of starched musl

48 STAR AMERICAN FLAG - COTTON BY: DEFIANCE 58" X 38"

All three are machine stitched and have wear. One is 45 stars, 1896-1908, 56"w. 94"l. And two are 48 stars, 1912-1959. 60"w. 116"l. And 60"w. 106"l.

45 Star US Flag (Utah 1896-1908) 96 x 56" printed cotton with canton printed and sewn separately; 46 StarUS Flag Oklahoma 1908-1912 Machine sewn flag 66 x 98" - 5 -49 star flags 12 x 16" and 7 x 11"

38 star historic U.S. flag, 1877-1890, 38 star United States flag, c. 1877-1890, approx. 48"h x 84"w, embroidered mark or initials in upper right corner of star field, hand-cut stars inserted into cut

13-star historic U.S. flag, 13 star United States flag, medallion pattern, likely 19th century, approx. 27.5"h x 48"w. Provenance: Property from the Collection of Charles E. Sigety; Early American His