[CIVIL WAR]. 37-star American flag with provenance from

[CIVIL WAR]. 37-star American flag with provenance from the family of Civil War soldier Samuel Clary. [Ca 1867-1877]. 68 x 102 in. American flag, machine-sewn wool with 37 double hand-appliqued cotton

[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

[CIVIL WAR]. 35-star American flag. [With:] Partial flags and fragments of flags from the period.  100 x 69 in. hand-sewn and machine-sewn worsted wool flag with 35 hand-sewn, double-appliqued co

[CIVIL WAR]. 35-star American parade flag with "Double Wreath" star pattern. 1876.9 x 12 in. wool/silk flag comprised of hand-sewn stripes made of period wool tape. With 35 embroidered stars configure

Flags 35-Star Civil War Period Hand-Sewn Stars American Flag c. 1863 Civil War Period, 35-Star American Flag with Hand-Sewn Stars on Coarse Linen, Choice Very Fine. The 35-Star Flag Flag became the Of

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

Two pieces total to include 1) Hand stitched 36 star flag, circa 1865-1867, Overall 74" x 101". Note tears, repairs, fraying, and staining. 2) Machine stitched 48 star flag, stamped US twice and 7 on

Flags 34-Star Civil War Era American Flag Gold Embossed Case c. 1861-1865 Civil War Period, Antique 1/6 Plate Tintype Photograph of a Handsome Young Man in a 34-Star Civil War American Flag Gold Embos

35-star Civil War American parade flag featuring a rare haloed star design. Measuring 20” by 30,” this block-printed flag is larger than most extant examples. The 35-star flag became offic

HAND-SEWN CIVIL WAR PERIOD 35-STAR WEST VIRGINIA STATEHOOD AMERICAN NATIONAL FLAG, navy blue wool canton with single-appliqued cotton stars, 13 red and white wool stripes, sewn linen hoist fitted with

Civil War Flag Remnant & Infantry Horn Insignia A display featuring two probably battle-used Civil War relics: a remnant from a 34-star American flag; and a brass infantry horn insignia salvaged f

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

(4)-piece historical American Civil War group, Late 19th/early 20th c., incl. 45-star American flag hand marked "Abraham Straus", service flag, Civil War horn signed "Klemm & Bro, Philad", and America

Rare piece in near mint condition . Hand printed on cotton. 2x3 inches. Like the hand printed folky look. Dates to Civil War period. Shipping charges include insurance. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate o

This flag material first used in Civil war period. Flag dates to 1920. Approximately 4 X 8". Shipping includes insurance. Shipping: Domestic: Flat-rate of $25.00 to anywhere within the contiguous U.S.

[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

[American Flag] 36-Star American Flag commemorating Nevada Statehood. Printed on glazed muslin. c. 1865. 25 1/2" x 42", 32" x 48" framed. The first flag to appear after the Civil War. "Although Nevada

35-Star American Flag Commemorating West Virginia, Civil War Era, hand sewn; used condition, wear/worn, losses, holes, tears, measures 11'2" (134") x 88"

Trio of Interesting 34 and 37-Star Parade Flags. All examples hand-stitched to untrimmed squares of muslin. The lot includes: 1) Civil War period 34-star flag, circa 1861-1863, printed on glazed-cotto

7 star American parade flag excellent southern sympathy civil war era 2 x 3" Great conversation piece. Printed on starch muslin. Similar to gauze material used in bandages. Printed 1860's period. Litt

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

Grouping to include four 13-star American parade flags (three with poles); a 36-Star American parade flag with pole; and three Grand Army of the Republic buttons, 1865-1885. (Dimensions: 2 in. x 2 7/8

A 38-Star National American Flag commemorating Colorado statehood 1876-1889 The glazed cotton stars arranged in vertical rows of 6-6-7-7-6-6- on a canton composed of medium blue Civil War uniform grad

Tintype of a young Civil War Union soldier, the decorative metal frame inscribed with "The Union now and forever" with American flags, stars etc., mounted in an ornately carved gutta percha case.3" x