$2,850
H 28.63 in W 28.75 in D 0.88 in
"The Old Flag and Protection" Benjamin Harrison Campaign Handkerchief, 1888
Located in Colorado Springs, CO
Presented is an original Benjamin Harrison campaign handkerchief, from the 1888 presidential
Silk
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H 31 in W 30 in D 1.5 in
"Remember the Maine" Spanish-American War Commemorative Bandana, Late 19th Cent.
Located in Colorado Springs, CO
. Printed on cotton, this patriotic handkerchief depicts the famous U.S.S. Maine battleship at center
Cotton
"The Farewell" Patriotic Flag Bandana, Early 20th Century
Located in Colorado Springs, CO
This is a sentimental and patriotic silk handkerchief from WWI. Referred to as a “sweetheart silk
Confederate Bible Flag, Captured at the Battle of the Handkerchiefs
Located in York County, PA
NEW ORLEANS AT THE "BATTLE OF THE HANDKERCHIEFS" BY MAJOR FREDERICK GREEN STILES OF THE 42nd
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H 23.5 in W 23.38 in D 1 in
"Repeal the 18th Amendment. More Beer, Less Taxes" Printed Handkerchief, 1930s
Located in Colorado Springs, CO
Offered here is an original early 1930s printed cotton handkerchief from the New York retailer Peck
Cotton
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H 26 in W 27 in D 1.5 in
Interwar Period Italian Blue Silk Handkerchief With Airplanes, circa 1930s
Located in Colorado Springs, CO
This is a printed silk handkerchief from the interwar period, with an Italian aviation theme. This
Silk
Rough Rider Commemorative Handkerchief
Located in New York, NY
Theodore Roosevelt portrayed as a rough rider, in indigo and white.
$4,500
H 19.5 in W 25.5 in D 2.5 in
Antique American Flag w/ Hand-Written Inscriptions Mourning the Death of FDR
Located in York County, PA
48 STARS ON ANTIQUE AMERICAN FLAG WITH HAND-WRITTEN INSCRIPTIONS AND AN EMBROIDERED DATE OF APRIL 12TH, 1945, MOURNING THE DEATH OF PRESIDENT FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT: American na...
Cotton
Memorabilia from historical events hold endless value, with every piece telling a story. Antique and vintage political and patriotic memorabilia express pride and heritage and include campaign posters, banners and recruitment advertisements.
World War II posters bring history to life. They celebrate the heroes who fought for their country, as do buttons, flags and banners from this era. Beyond the initial goals of political campaign memorabilia — which served to prominently position candidates in front of voters and amplify a candidate’s platform — vintage campaign prints, posters, buttons and more are interesting relics of another time and place. And like a lot of folk art, these items are imbued with narrative and make for colorful and meaningful additions to shelves and walls.
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The range of these works on 1stDibs includes European and American campaign buttons, textiles and flags (and other works in fabric), uniforms and hats. Each piece of antique and vintage political and patriotic memorabilia is a slice of history, making for a unique gift or collector’s item.
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