43-Star American Flag, Idaho, ca. 1890

ca. 1890, hand-stitching throughout. The 42 star flag was only represented the addition of Washington state, on July 3rd, one day before the flag becoming official, Idaho became the 43rd state. The ca

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

Ca. 1890 American 42 star flag, 12" x 17", framed in contemporary frame, 16" x 21" overall with frame

42-STAR AMERICAN NATIONAL FLAG, printed silk, rare star count, in existence for only nine months due to Idaho's inclusion as the 43rd state in the summer of 1890, sewn linen hoist with brass ring hang

[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.

[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

AN ANTIQUE THIRTY-EIGHT STAR AMERICAN FLAG, 1877-1890, hand and machine stitches, inscribed "Thayer"; 48" x 80". Provenance: The Roth Family Estate, Houston, Texas

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

Flags Scarce 42-Star American Flag 17" x 12" Large Parade Flag 42-Star "Unofficial" American Flag, circa 1890, Printed Cotton, created to celebrate Washington Statehood, measuring 17" x 12" a larger "

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

Flags Father & Daughters with 42-Star American Flag Tintype c. 1890 Patriotic Americana Sixth Plate Tintype Photograph of a Proud Father & his two Daughters Posed in front of a 42-Star American Flag,

Three Star Design Ivory Poker Chips. American, ca. 1890. Star design in two concentric circles. Excellent.

representing the flag that truly never was, likely made in 1889 in anticipation of the two Dakota's becoming the 39th state, when in reality, the 43 star flag was unveiled in 1890, replacing the 38 st

[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

Circa 1890 Embroidery 44 Star American Flag and Eagle, Framed. size: 22.25 x 18.5, 23.5 x 20.25 outside frame

Flag is 6' x 10' with multiple holes and staining. Frayed at the edges with material losses. Condition (Fair).

[FLAGS]. 46-star American parade flag commemorating Abraham Lincoln's 100th birthday. Ca 1908-1912. 7 1/4 x 12 in. silk flag with 46 printed stars configured in 8/7/8/8/7/8 pattern (vibrant colors, oc

Circa 1877-1890, 38 star US American flag, dyed wool bunting, header stamped 5 x 9, no makers name. Overall measures 60" x 101". Condition: Toning, stains, multiple tears and fraying.

A 22-star American flag commemorating Alabama statehood or an Exclusionary flag circa 1860, with hand-sewn, single appliqued cotton stars arranged in 6,5,6,5 pattern, machine-sewn stripes, linen hoist

circa 1877-1890. Red and white linen strips are sewn individually and to blue field with individual white stars sewn to both sides. 77 x 127 inches.

American, ca. 1890, gilded oak Whistler frame. Overall 38 1/2" x 50 1/2", Rabbet 31 1/2" x 43 1/2", Molding 3 3/4".

A 36-star American flag commemorating Nevada statehood, probably 1865. Hand-sewn, double appliqued small cotton stars arranged in 6 rows of 6 on a small cotton canton, machine-sewn and pieced cotton s