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have seen this particular style incorporated into patriotic quilts made for the 1876 centennial

13 stars in a medallion pattern on an antique American parade flag, made for the 1876 centennial of

, MADE FOR THE 1876 CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION, POSSIBLY DISTRIBUTED DURING THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OF

centennial in 1876, and the sesquicentennial in 1926. They were displayed during the Civil War, to reference

EXTENSIVE WEAR, MADE DURING THE ERA OF THE 1876 CENTENNIAL OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, NEVER AN OFFICIAL STAR

38 STARS, MADE FOR THE 1876 CENTENNIAL EXPOSITION, EXTREMELY RARE FORM OF THE MEDALLION

, 1876 CENTENNIAL ERA: 13 Star American national flag, either made in celebration of the

name. Due to the fact that the company was located in Philadelphia, and that the 1876 Centennial

13 STARS IN A SIX-POINTED GREAT STAR/ STAR OF DAVID PATTERN, MADE FOR THE 1876 CENTENNIAL OF

made for the 1876 Centennial celebration, one of just a tiny handful in this style and an especially

PRESENTATION, MADE AROUND THE TIME OF THE 1876 CENTENNIAL: 13 star American national flag, homemade and

FLAG MADE FOR THE 1876 CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION BY HORSTMANN BROS. OF PHILADELPHIA: 38 star American

FLAG MADE FOR THE 1876 CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION BY HORSTMANN BROS. OF PHILADELPHIA 38 star American

/> The work was completed sometime in the centennial era (1876). Seldom have I seen paintings of

This exceedingly rare figural pattern was patented by Gorham in the year 1876, the Centennial of

BROS. & CO. OF PHILADELPHIA FOR THE 1876 CENTENNIAL INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION; THE ONLY ONE OF ITS KIND

13 HAND-SEWN STARS IN A MEDALLION PATTERN ON A SMALL SCALE FLAG OF THE 1876 CENTENNIAL ERA, WITH A

13 hand-sewn stars on a u.s. navy small boat ensign of the 1876 centennial era: 13 star American

THE 1876 CENTENNIAL OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE, FORMERLY IN THE MASTAI COLLECTION 13 star American

satin silk, probably for the 1876 centennial of American independence: 13 star, patriotic, vertical

colonies during the 1876 centennial of American independence. But the size and proportions of this

the 1876 centennial of American independence: 13 star American national flag, made around the time

MADE FOR THE 100-YEAR ANNIVERSARY OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE IN 1876, OR PERHAPS FOR THE CENTENNIAL OF

. Most likely made for the Centennial celebration of 1876. Professionally refinished and upholstered

FOR THE 1876 CENTENNIAL: 38 star American national parade flag, press-dyed on wool

Centennial International Exposition—a major World’s Fair event—took place in the same city in 1876, it is

"God Bless America" and a random scattering of 13 stars, was made sometime between the 1876 centennial

13 stars, 1861-1876 (civil war, centennial), featuring three sizes of stars in a medallion pattern

, including Lafayette’s visit in 1825-26, the celebration of the nation's centennial in 1876, and the

, including Lafayette’s visit in 1825-26, the celebration of the Nation’s Centennial in 1876, and the

, probably made for use at the centennial of American independence in 1876. The flag is printed on a thin

nation's centennial in 1876, and the sesquicentennial in 1926. They were displayed during the Civil War, to

stars in each corner, 1876-1889, Colorado statehood: 38 star American national flag in a desirable

outdoor use. In 1876, the Centennial International Exposition, a six-month-long World's Fair held in

War yet basically preceded the 1876 Centennial Celebration. While the 37 star flag was still official

then-President Woodrow Wilson. In addition to their use during the 1876 centennial and on small Navy

the flags made for the 1876 centennial. Despite the fact that the 37 star flag remained

Delaware. Made in the period between 1861 and the 1876 centennial of American independence, the textile is

flag of the 1876 centennial era, with wonderful, visual attributes. Mounting: The flag was mounted and

compared with the Civil War period flags that preceded them and flags made for the 1876 centennial.

AMERICAN FLAG LIKELY MADE FOR THE 1876 CENTENNIAL, NEVER AN OFFICIAL STAR COUNT, REFLECTS THE ANTICIPATED

Delaware. Made in the period between 1861 and the 1876 centennial of American independence, the textile is

final visit to the U.S. in 1825-26, the celebration of the Nation's centennial of independence in 1876

War and the 1876 centennial. Entirely hand-sewn throughout, it is made entirely of plain weave cotton

CANTON RESTING ON THE "WAR STRIPE", MADE BETWEEN 1864 AND THE 1876 CENTENNIAL OF AMERICAN INDEPENDENCE

the period between 1861 and the 1876 centennial of American independence, the textile is entirely hand

co., either for the 1876 centennial international exhibition in Philadelphia, or the 1893 world

, 1867-1876, NEBRASKA STATEHOOD: 37 star American National flag in a great state of

13 star flags (to commemorate the original 13 colonies) for the 1876 Centennial International

flags made for the 1876 centennial. Despite the fact that the 37 star flag remained official until 1877

sometime between the 1876 centennial era and 1892, when presentation text was inscribed along the hoist

official in the year of our nation's centennial of independence (1876), it was well known that at least one

that contained the full complement of stars. It may have been made to celebrate the 1876 centennial

celebrate the 1876 centennial, but could just as likely have been produced for patriotic use at some other

. Because wool sheds water, it was more appropriate extended outdoor use. In 1876, the Centennial

, either in celebration of the Nation’s centennial of independence in 1876 or as a private boat ensign

1877, as part of a review of our nation's Centennial celebrations. In 1876, flag makers, book