Rare Historical Flag Commemorating Panama Canal

Extremely Rare Historical Flag Commemorating (and Used on the Occasion) of the Opening of the Panama Canal on May 4, 1904. Embroidery and Gold Stitching of an Eagle and American Silk Flag. With "E Plu

San Francisco Exposition Buffalo Brewing Co Beer Tray 1915 Commemorating the Journey from the Panama Canal to the Golden Gate Bridge. "Nations Paying Homage To San Francisco". Behind the central figur

Excellent group of 1915 Panama Pacific Exposition Pins and Buttons. Some celebrating the finish of the Panama Canal. Some rare items. Excellent

Special 24kt gold overlay medallion/coin sealed in unopened package. Limited only to 400. Display box also has interesting facts about the Panama Canal. Coin shows Disney Cruise Line ship on the front

Lot of 38. 13 RPCs, 14 chromolithos & 1 ephemera from the Panama-California Exposition (1915-1916) commemorating the opening of the Panama Canal. Scenes showing expo buildings in Balboa Park. One spec

(1858 - 1919) Twenty-sixth President of the United States who started the Panama Canal, settled the Russo-Japanese War, broke up Standard Oil, and encouraged conservation. T.L.S. 'Theodore Roosevelt',

THEODORE ROOSEVELT (1858 - 1919) Twenty-sixth President of the United States who started the Panama Canal, settled the Russo-Japanese War, broke up Standard Oil and encouraged conservation. Partly-pri

1791 American Museum Universal Magazine Benjamin Franklin Panama Canal Medicine ‘The American Museum’ was a late 18th-century American periodical published in Philadelphia from 1790 to 1792. This

Charcoal on paper. From a Washington DC estate. This looks like it has some historical contact to it. Most likely belonged to a Diplomat or Government official in the Washington DC area. 12 1/2 x 9 1/

President Taft and Panama Canal Engineer Goethals Brandon, Panama 7" x 10" Rare oversized cabinet card photograph of President William Howard Taft and Chief Engineer George W. Goethals, taken in Panam

With stamps. Commemorating The First Flight St. Louis, Mo. May 1, 1929 and Nicaragua, Will Rogers, 1931

being part of a framed presentation commemorating the November 17, 1931 maiden flight of Pan Am's American Clipper as flown by Lindbergh between Miami and Cristobal, Panama Canal Zone. The collection

A Testament to Unity: Abraham Lincoln & Ulysses S. Grant Dual-Signed American Flag Envelope. Presented at our distinguished auction is a museum-quality piece that is a rare convergence of historical m

With British Flag. Excellent condition, with some paint loss on flag. Unboxed.

Latin America, Mexico, Puebla, ca. 1942 CE. A very rare and finely made flag/banner of luxurious, silky fabrics and gilded threads, created during Mexico's post-revolutionary climate, commemorating th

Very rare regimental flag from a reunion event of the UCV, or United Confederate Veterans organization, cotton construction, 19 x 33 in., likely 1890-1910, with the design of the first Confederate Fla

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

Ultra Rare NSDAP Sudeten (ethnic) German Party Flag Banner from the Sudetenland or Czechoslovakia. Probably one you'll never see again!

Excessively rare silk Japanese national flag signed by 19 rarer Japanese alleged war criminals, signing their names in both English and kanji characters in black ink. The delicate, approx. 18 x 14 in.

A very rare regimental flag from a reunion event of the UCV, or United Confederate Veterans organization, cotton construction 19 x 33 in., likely circa 1890-1910, with the design of the first Confeder

Very rare Nationalist Chinese 'blood chit', 8.25 x 11.5 in. silk with embroidered Nationalist Chinese flag and Chinese message to potential captors explaining that the wearer is a friend of the Republ

(1830 - 1864) Union officer who raised the Irish Brigade, mortally wounded at Winchester and begged his men to 'Lay me down and save the flag!'. Rare war-date manuscript L.S. 'Jas. A. Mulligan Colonel

Rare printed 42-star American flag, cotton construction, 17 x 12 in., cut from a larger sheet and unfinished. Fine. For 243 days, the United States had 42 states, but just one day before Washington St

These cellulose pennants are extremely hard to find as they have been broken over the years and to find one on the original matching stand is nearly unheard of. The flag pole measures a foot tall and