33 Star Antique American Flag with a Great Star Configuration, ca 1859-1861
Located in York County, PA
For this reason, 33 star flags were not produced in great quantity for the war, which would last until 1865, and the 33 can be considered to be more of a pre-Civil war flag than a wa...
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33 Star Flag with Stars in a "Great Star" Pattern, Oregon State, ca 1859-1861
Located in York County, PA
For this reason, 33 star flags were not produced in great quantity for the war, which would last until 1865, and the 33 can be considered to be more of a pre-Civil war flag than a wa...
Silk
Rare 13 Star Civil War Flag in the Trumbull Pattern w/ 36 Stars on the Reverse
Located in York County, PA
Why, for example, make a flag with 35 stars when the addition of the 36th star was inevitable?
Cotton
Hand-Sewn 13 Star Cornflower Blue 32 Foot Commission Pennant circa 1845-1865
Located in York County, PA
This particular pennant was found alongside large 34 and 35 star flags. The construction and fabrics suggest that it was made between the latter 1840’s and the 1860’s.
Cotton
Civil War, Pro-union Broadside/flyer With A 35-star Flag Image
Located in York County, PA
CIVIL WAR, PRO-UNION BROADSIDE/FLYER WITH A 35-STAR FLAG IMAGE: Civil war period patriotic broadside/flyer with "Our Country and Our Flag; the Union at all Hazards" slogan and ima...
35-Star "Civil War Era" Handmade American Flag, circa 1863-1864
Located in Colorado Springs, CO
Additionally, it should be noted that 35 star flags were only produced for less than a year-and-a-half -- making extremely desirable and collected.
35 Star Antique American Parade Flag, Haloed Center Star, WV Statehood
Located in York County, PA
35 stars in a medallion configuration, on an antique American flag of the civil war period, with a large, haloed center star, 1863-1865, west Virginia statehood: 35 star American ...
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35 Star Antique American Parade Flag, West Virginia Statehood, ca 1863-1865
Located in York County, PA
35 STAR ANTIQUE AMERICAN PARADE FLAG WITH A DOUBLE-WREATH STYLE MEDALLION CONFIGURATION OF STARS, PERHAPS THE BEST SURVIVING EXAMPLE IN THIS RARE FORM, CIVIL WAR PERIOD, WEST VIRGINI...
Cotton
35-Star Hand-Cut American Civil-War Era Flag, circa 1863
Located in Colorado Springs, CO
This is a beautifully hand-cut and sewn 35-star American flag, representing the addition of West Virginia to the Union.
Wool, Canvas
35 STAR AMERICAN FLAG, CIVIL WAR PERIOD, RARE GREAT STAR PATTERN
Located in York County, PA
This means that 35 star flags were realistically produced for less than a year and a half.
35 Star Antique American Parade Flag With Double Wreath Style Medallion
Located in York County, PA
35 STAR ANTIQUE AMERICAN PARADE FLAG WITH DOUBLE WREATH STYLE MEDALLION STAR CONFIGURATION, 1863-1865, WEST VIRGINIA STATEHOOD: 34 star American parade flag, printed on coarse, g...
35 Star Antique American Civil War Flag, West Virginia Statehood, 1863-65
Located in York County, PA
This means that 35 star flags were realistically produced for less than a year-and-a-half.
34-Star Civil-War Flag, Celebrating Kansas Statehood, 1861
Located in Colorado Springs, CO
Kansas was admitted to the Union as the 34th state on January 29th, 1861, which was about a month after states began to secede from the Union and about two-and-a-half months before t...
Wool
35 Stars, 1868 Parade Flag
Located in York County, PA
This means that 35 star flags were realistically produced for less than a year and a half.
35 Stars, 1863-65, Civil War Period Flag
Located in York County, PA
This means that 35 star flags were realistically produced for less than a year-and-a-half.
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34-Star American Parade Flag, Commemorating Kansas Statehood, Circa 1861-1863
Located in Colorado Springs, CO
Kansas was admitted to the Union as the 34th state on January 29th, 1861, which was about a month after states began to secede from the Union and about two-and-a-half months before t...
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35 Star Antique American Flag, New York 71st Vol. Infantry Reunion, Civil War
Located in York County, PA
35 STARS, DOUBLE WREATH PATTERN, WITH OVERPRINTED BATTLE HONORS OF THE NY 71ST VOLUNTEER INFANTRY: 35 star parade flag with double-wreath pattern canton.
35 Star Silk American Civil War Flag, WV Statehood, circa 1863-1865
Located in York County, PA
The canton and stripes of the flag are pieced and joined with treadle stitching, typical of 35 star swallowtail guidons.
Silk
35 Stars from the Civil War Period, West Virginia Statehood Flag
Located in York County, PA
35 STARS, 1863-65, CIVIL WAR PERIOD, WEST VIRGINIA STATEHOOD, MEDALLION CONFIGURATION, HALOED CENTER STAR: 35 star American national parade flag, printed on cotton and bearing a b...
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35 Stars in a Medallion Configuration with a Large, Haloed Center Star
Located in York County, PA
This means that 35 star flags were realistically produced for less than a year-and-a-half.
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35 Stars in a Medallion Configuration with a Large Haloed Center Star
Located in York County, PA
This means that 35 star flags were realistically produced for less than a year-and-a-half.
35 Stars in a Double Wreath Pattern on a Civil War Veteran's Flag
Located in York County, PA
35 stars in a double wreath pattern on a civil war veteran's flag with overprinted battle honors of the New York 71st volunteer infantry: 35 star parade flag with double-wreath pa...
35 Stars in a Double Wreath Pattern on a Civil War Veteran's Flag
Located in York County, PA
35 stars in a double wreath pattern on a Civil War Veteran's flag with overprinted battle honors of the New York 71st Volunteer Infantry: 35 star parade flag with double-wreath pa...
35 Star Silk Cavalry Guidon With Gilt-Painted Stars
Located in York County, PA
The canton and stripes of the flag are pieced and joined with treadle stitching, typical of 35 star swallowtail guidons.
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35 Stars In A Double Wreath Pattern On A Civil War Veteran's Flag With Overprinted Battle Honors
Located in York County, PA
35 STARS IN A DOUBLE WREATH PATTERN ON A CIVIL WAR VETERAN'S FLAG WITH OVERPRINTED BATTLE HONORS OF THE NEW YORK 71ST VOLUNTEER INFANTRY: 35 star parade flag with double-wreath pa...
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15 Star Flag, Made either to Celebrate Kentucky Statehood or Celebrate the South
Located in York County, PA
The group of similar 15 star flags and 35 star flags referenced above turned up at a yard sale in the southern part of Ohio, which shares its southern border with Kentucky.
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35 Star, Hand-Sewn, Single-Appliqued, Civil War Period American Flag
Located in York County, PA
35 hand-sewn, single-appliquéd stars on an civil war period flag with hand-sewn stripes, 1863-1865, west virginia statehood: 35 star American national flag of the Civil War perio...
35-Star Press Dyed Wool Flag with Stars in a Random Configuration
Located in York County, PA
35 STARS, PROBABLY A CIVIL WAR CAMP COLORS, WEST VIRGINIA STATEHOOD, 1863-1865, ONE OF A TINY HANDFUL OF PRESS-DYED WOOL FLAGS WITH A RANDOM CONFIGURATION OF STARS: 35 star Ameri...
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35 Star, Single Appliqued American Flag Signed by a Surgeon, Dr. LP Putnam
Located in York County, PA
35 SINGLE-APPLIQUÉD STARS ON A CIVIL WAR PERIOD FLAG, SIGNED BY A SURGEON FROM SARATOGA SPRINGS, NEW YORK WHO SERVED WITH THE 29TH NEW YORK STATE MILITIA, WHICH MUSTERED OUT ON JUNE ...
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35 Stars on One Side and 36 Stars on the Other, Arranged in a Scattered Pattern
Located in York County, PA
This means that 35 star flags were realistically produced for less than a year-and-a-half.
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33 Stars Flag, Later Updated to 35 Stars with a Rare Diamond Configuration
Located in York County, PA
West Virginia entered the Union as the 35th state on June 20th, 1863 and the 35 star flag was generally used during the closing years of the Civil War.
Thirty-Three-Star Medallion Configuration Parade Flag
Located in York County, PA
For this reason, 33 star flags were not produced in great quantity for the war, which would last until 1865, and the 33 can be considered to be more of a pre-Civil war flag than a wa...
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