[FLAGS]. 39-star American flag. Ca 1889.

We have included many images to show it's actual condition. The dimensions are Approx. 35"x 19" (small variances can occur). This lot is located in Boca Raton, Fl and its shipment will be made directl

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

Flags Rare c. 1889 39-Star “Unofficial” American Flag on Pole c. 1889, Rare 39-Star “Unofficial” American Flag, on Pole, Printed upon White Cotton Linen, Brown Cotton Outer Border, produced fo

A 39-Star American National parade Flag circa 1889 Clamp-dyed on open weave cotton, the stars arranged in rows of 6-5-6-5-6-5-6, hand-sewn header, mounted on fabric. (18 1/2 in. x 34 in.) Provenance

Framed 42 star American flag, ca. 1890, addition of state of Washington, November 2, 1889, 12" x 17 1/2", overall 18" x 24" with contemporary frame

Extremely rare piece. Parade flag made of gauze cotton , starched to get it to display on stick versus falling flat. Fabric is a thin cotton which is starched to make it stiff. Flag dates to 1889. Fla

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

GARFIELD, James A. (1831-1881) and ARTHUR, Chester A. (1829-1886). 39-Star Campaign Flag. [Ca. 1880]. “Garfield and Arthur” on the white stripes of an American flag for the 1880 presidenti

[FLAGS]. 30-star American parade flag. Ca 1848-1850. 14 1/2 x 21 in. glazed cotton parade flag with 30 printed stars configured in a double-wreath pattern, including a central star and a star in each

[FLAGS]. 13-star American Centennial flag. Ca mid-to-late 19th century.72 x 102 in. hand-sewn and machine-sewn wool flag with 13 hand-sewn, double-appliquéd cotton stars (small holes scattered th

[FLAGS] -- [CIVIL WAR]. 34-star American flag. Ca 1861-1863. 94 x 150 in. machine-sewn wool flag with 34 hand-sewn, single-appliquéd cotton stars configured in 7/7/7/7/6 horizontal rows (some hol

[FLAGS & PATRIOTIC TEXTILES]. 35-star American flag, [ca 1860s]. 157 in. (hoist) x 151 in. hand-sewn flag with 35 cotton single applique stars. Stars in a grid configuration of 5 rows of 7 stars each.

Rare 39-Star American Flag Kerchiefs 1876 Centennial commemorative quilt, cotton. Some staining, minor dye-bleed. 88-1/2''h, 86''w. Provenance: Estate of Laura Fisher, New York, NY. Catalog note: ''Th

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

Framed 39 Star American flag. Flag 12" x 23".

19th c. printed 39 star American flag "CENTENNIAL 1776-1876". Flag 12" x 16", frame 18" x 21 1/2" overall.

Two Grand Army of the Republic printed handkerchiefs and a parade Flaglate 19th/early 20th centuryThe first, a printed silk hankerchief with a 39-Star American Flag inscribed, "The Old Flag and Protec

A 46 star silk American flag (ca 1908-1912) from the Portland Maine Grand Army of the Republic post in memory of Civil War soldier Frederic W. Bosworth from Company A of the 17th Maine Infantry, kille

A 39-star American ceremonial flag, circa 1890, machine-sewn, with double-appliqued cotton stars in an unusual arrangement of 6,5,6,5,6,5,6 in horizontal rows on three-part vertically formatted wool b

Framed 39 Star American Parade Flag printed on cotton bunting / frame - 19 1/4" x 31 3/4"

Linen, 16" x 12", framed under glass. Minor fraying on the lower border. Condition (Excellent). Size Framed: 23-1/2'' x 19-1/2''.

39 Star Antique American Flag. Never An Official Star Count. This Tumbling Star Pattern. Print on fine linen. Some wear and loss, otherwise good condition. 24"w x 14"h. 39 star flags were made at 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

[CIVIL WAR]. 35-star American flag, possibly a Naval flag. Ca 1863-1865. Approx. 62 x 100 in. hand-sewn wool flag with 35 double-appliquéd cotton stars configured in 7/7/7/7/7 pattern (toning, soilin