Two American Forty-Five Star Cotton Flags, 1896-1907,

Forty -Five Star American Flag, (1896-1908) Multi piece sewn wool construction, with zigzag applied stars. Good condition with losses and tear to hoist, Flag measures: 44" H X 88" W.

Forty-five star flag from 1896-1908. Belonging to A.B. Johnson, in charge of the American and Russian consular office during the boxer rebellion in China (late 19th/early 20th century). H: 72 1/2 in.,

Forty-two star American parade flag, printed on cotton, originally produced for limited time between November 1889, to July 4th 1890, with informational document height 18.5 in. x width 24 in. Prop

EPHEMERA: American flags, nine pieces: two 1889 parade flags with thirty-nine stars; silk 1920's parade flag; 1990's Naval ship yard flag; Confederate 1890's to 1930's parade flag; forty-five star min

An Americana Lot of Vintage US Navy Uniforms and a Vintage US Flag. This lot includes a 1896-1908 Forty-Five Star American Standard 5 x 8 Flag and 2 Vintage US Navy Cracker Jack Uniforms includes two

A lot of two 38-star American flags commemorating Colorado statehood, 1875-1889. The first, with hand-sewn, double-appliqued cotton stars arranged in 7,1,7,8,7,1,7 pattern on a five-piece wool bunting

The 45 star flag represents the State of Utah joining the Union in 1896 and remained the standard until 1907. The parade flag printed on gauze cotton. The stars are arranged in linear rows, with alter

One with fifty embroidered stars and machine stitching. Small tears. 21" x 36". And five printed. Two have fifty stars, four have forty eight. Minor wear and some fading.

UNITED STATES FORTY-FIVE STAR FLAGCirca 1896Most likely a parade flag.136" x 198”.

Large Forty-five Star American Garrison Flag. Sewn wool construction with "peek-a-boo" stars arranged in rare 7-6-7-6-6-6-7 pattern. Hoist with sewn in rope halyard. Flag in excellent condition with w

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

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

Title: CA. 1896 US AMERICAN 45 STAR PARADE FLAG, PRINTED GLAZED COTTON, UTAH Provenance/Additional Info: Old circa 1896 printed cotton 45 star US AMERICAN parade flag. On July 4th, 1896, a 45th star w

Two Antique American Wool Naval Flags, Second/Third Quarter 20th Century. Comprising a Vice Admiral ship's rank flag and a forty-eight star ensign. Inscribed to the hoist of the 'Vice Admiral&

Five 48 star flags, two 50 star flags, all show signs of wear, discoloration, and fraying, mounted on wooden dowl rods, display well and have a great look, 50x33" on the dowl rod, rated 7.5

Two parade flags: 42-star and 45-star, cotton and silk. Larger: 8-1/2 in x 16 in.

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

Handmade Wool Bunting Flag with cotton stars in a scarce 3-2-3-5 canton, double stitched stripes, (later machine over hand), cotton twill fly with two brass grommets, 51" (4'-3") x 10" (8'-4"), losses

Forty-four star American flag, c. 1891, signifies the admission of Wyoming into the Union on July 10, 1890 becoming official on July 4th, 1891 and lasting for five years, large size, dyed stripes and

Circa 1896 Old Vintage 45 STAR U.S. American Parade Flag; Printed on glazed cotton. On July 4th, 1896, a 45th star was officially added to the US flag to represent the entry within the previous 12 mon

East Tennessee 48 Star cotton and muslin quilt, in the form of an American flag. Comprised of a combination of machine stitched and handstitched 17 red and white stripes with 48 five-pointed stars on

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

Third quarter 19th century, hand stitched wool and cotton. The thirty six star flag became official on July 4, 1865. Former owner was Glenn Sunderland of Washington, Illinois, author of "Five Days to

CIVIL WAR ERA 36-STAR AMERICAN NATIONAL FLAG, machine- and hand-sewn, hoist inscribed "Whitman Home Guards / 1st Reg", bold, oversized, double-appliqued cotton stars on a navy blue wool two-piece cant