Historic American Flags Historic American Flags Clear Categories Categories Select a Category American Folk Art & Americana Historic American Flags American & European Fine Art Asian Art Selected sales Filters Filter Clear Filter 26 Star American Flag, made for 1844 Presidential campaign of Henry Clay and Theodore Frelinghuysen. Michigan joined the Union as the 16th state on January 26, 1837. Thirty stars, pre-civil war, Haloed Medallion Pattern. Wisconsin statehood, 1848-1859. American Centennial Celebration Flag Stars Forming “1776–1876” Printed wool-and-cotton textile Stars arranged numerically to form “1776 / 1876” within the canton Thirteen red and white stripes. 31 STAR PARADE FLAG, MADE FOR THE 1860 CAMPAIGN OF JOHN BELL & EDWARD EVERETT, WITH A “UNION AND THE CONSTITUTION” SLOGAN, PROBABLY MADE BY H.C. HOWARD OF PHILADELPHIA 35-STAR CIVIL WAR GUIDON United States, 1863-1865 silk, hand-sewn, 39"x 25 ½ in. Provenance Massachusetts Museum; Amoskeag Auction Of New Hampshire 2004; The Union Drummer Boy of Gettysburg. The history of this flag is defined by a hunting irony involving two different men named Geronimo.U.S. Army "Model 1885" Cavalry Guidon; 11th Cavalry, second Squadron, Troop F. 36 Star, Civil War Era Parade Flag, 1864-1867. Nevada Statehood. Height 11 ¼ in. Width 18 ¼ in. 38 Star Antique American Flag includes a Centennial 1876 Overprint, Colorado Statehood, circa 1876. H. 15 ½ in. W 23 ½ in. 42-Star 7th Calvary Parade Guidon Ca. 1889. A Rare 19-Star American Parade Flag commemorating Indiana Statehood, circa 1870. Collection of Kevin Keim and Peter Keim. Thirteen - star American national Parade Flag. Circa 1875-98. H 6 in. by 9 ½ in. A Thirteen-star American flag, Circa (1896-1926) in the medallion configuration. No results found No results match your search. Try removing a few filters.
