1889 Flag

This is a 39-star unofficial American flag, printed on silk. The flag dates to 1889 showcasing a

Antique American 39 Star Flag, circa 1889, a period silk made in the "Dancing Star" pattern, where

Presented is a 42-star parade flag printed circa 1889. It features a whimsical, dancing star

. The flag is printed on linen and dates to 1889. The blue canton is printed with 41 stars, arranged in

Union. The flag dates to 1889-1890, and is printed on cotton. The canton consists of seven rows of six

19th Century 39 Star American Flag, circa 1889, a printed linen ensign with 39 stars arranged in a

Presented is a 39-star American flag, dating to 1889 and celebrating North Dakota's statehood

addition of the two Dakotas in 1889. Flags used in conjunction with the 1876 centennial celebration are

This is a 39-star unofficial American flag, handmade and printed on cotton. The flag dates to 1889

This 40-star American flag is very rare and celebrates the addition of North and South Dakota to

Presented is a 40-star "unofficial" printed flag. This parade flag celebrates South Dakota

Union. The flag dates to 1889-1890, and is printed on cotton. The canton consists of six rows of seven

dates to 1889 and showcases a “whimsical” star pattern in the canton. The flag's canton boasts a 6/7/7/6

This is a 39-star unofficial American flag, handmade and printed on cotton. The flag dates to 1889

star count, and because 42 star flags were only produced for about 8 months (November, 1889 – July 4th

This is a patriotic textile featuring a 39-star flag surrounded by other flags of the world. The

star flag became official in 1877 and was generally used until the addition of the Dakotas in 1889.

, 1889 – July 4th, 1890). The flag represents the addition of the Dakotas, Montana, and Washington State

38 star American National flag in a great, small size for the period (1876-1889) with hand-sewn

UNION, 1876-1889 8 star Antique American flag, made during the period when Colorado was the most recent

40 CANTED STARS IN AN ORDERLY PHALANX, ON AN ANTIQUE AMERICAN FLAG WITH A RARE STAR COUNT, ACCURATE

star count, and because 42 star flags were only produced for about 8 months (November, 1889 – July 4th

count, and because 42 star flags were only produced for about 8 months (November, 1889 – July 4th, 1890

months (November, 1889 – July 4th, 1890). The flag represents the addition of the Dakotas, Montana and

(1885-1889), and Benjamin Harrison (1889-1893). CONDITION: Very good condition. American parade flag

each corner, on an exceptionally rare antique American parade flag, Washington statehood, circa 1889

WAS THE MOST RECENT STATE TO JOIN THE UNION, 1876-1889 38 star American national parade flag, printed

RECENT STATE TO JOIN THE UNION, 1876-1889 38 star American parade flag, block-printed by hand on coarse

38 STAR ANTIQUE AMERICAN FLAG WITH AN EXTREMELY RARE DOUBLE-WREATH CONFIGURATION THAT FEATURES A

, 1876-1889 38 star Antique American flag, made during the period when Colorado was the most recent

13 star antique American parade flag, with a 3-2-3-2-3 configuration of stars, an extremely scarce

flags were only produced for about 8 months (November, 1889 – July 4th, 1890). The flag represents the

state to join the union, 1876-1889 38 star antique American flag, with an array of interesting and

38 Star Antique American Flag with Hand-sewn Stars in an 8-7-8-7-8 Pattern of Justified Rows, Made

star count, and because 42 star flags were only produced for about 8 months (November, 1889 – July 4th

count, and because 42 star flags were only produced for about 8 months (November, 1889–July 4th, 1890

38 STARS IN A MEDALLION CONFIGURATION WITH 2 OUTLIERS, ON AN ANTIQUE AMERICAN FLAG WITH VIBRANT

star count, and because 42 star flags were only produced for about 8 months (November, 1889 – July 4th

, Reflects Washington Statehood, Circa 1889-1890: 42 star American national flag, with hand-sewn stars and

months (November, 1889 – July 4th, 1890). The flag represents the addition of the Dakotas, Montana and

months (November, 1889 – July 4th, 1890). The flag represents the addition of the Dakotas, Montana and

addition of the Dakotas in 1889. Mounting: The flag has been hand-stitched to a background of 100

star count, and because 42 star flags were only produced for about 8 months (November, 1889 – July 4th

unit of civil war origin, circa 1889: Numerous flags were produced with unofficial star counts

months (November, 1889 – July 4th, 1890). The flag represents the addition of the Dakotas, Montana and

months (November, 1889 – July 4th, 1890). The flag represents the addition of the Dakotas, Montana and

star count, and because 42 star flags were only produced for about 8 months (November, 1889 – July 4th

star count, and because 42 star flags were only produced for about 8 months (November, 1889 – July 4th

, 1889 – July 4th, 1890). The flag represents the addition of the Dakotas, Montana and Washington

38 STARS, COLORADO STATEHOOD, 1876-1889, A LARGE SCALE PARADE FLAG WITH LARGE STARS AND BOLD

official from July 4th, 1877 – July 3rd, 1889. Because flag-making was a competitive venture, no one wanted

, 1889-1890, WASHINGTON STATEHOOD 42 star parade flag, printed on cotton muslin. The stars are arranged

star count, and because 42 star flags were only produced for about 8 months (November, 1889 – July 4th

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