45 Star Parade Flag

Title: CA. 1896 US AMERICAN 45 STAR PARADE FLAG, PRINTED GLAZED COTTON, UTAH Provenance/Additional Info: Old circa 1896 printed cotton 45 star US AMERICAN parade flag. On July 4th, 1896, a 45th star w

A nice 45 star parade flag on original stick. 3 1/2" x 5 1/2". 9" stick. Excellent condition.

The 45 star flag represents the State of Utah joining the Union in 1896 and remained the standard until 1907. The parade flag printed on gauze cotton. The stars are arranged in linear rows, with alter

Circa 1896 Old Vintage 45 Star U.S. American Parade Flag; Printed silk Flag with rich jewel-toned red stripes and blue canton, also ivory toned white stripes. On July 4th, 1896, a 45th star was offici

Circa 1896 Old Vintage 45 STAR U.S. American Parade Flag; Printed on glazed cotton. On July 4th, 1896, a 45th star was officially added to the US flag to represent the entry within the previous 12 mon

Title: ca. 1896 OLD VINTAGE 45 STAR US AMERICAN PARADE FLAG PRINTED, SILK, UTAH UT STATEHOOD Provenance/Additional Info: 1896 Old Vintage 45 Star U.S. American Parade Flag; Printed silk Flag with rich

A 45-Star American printed silk parade Flag recording travels of musician Walter S. Shea, U.S. 23rd Infantry, during Philippine Conflict1898-1890The stripes embroidered, "Providence R.I. May 21st 1898

Antique American Flag with 45 Stars on Parade Stick. The flag is made of gauze like material..  The dimensions are 36in x 35in x .5in. It is in as is condition and is very thin, discolored, and has h

Two silk parade flags: 45-star and 46-star, larger from the Mastai Collection. Larger: 11-3/4 in x 17-1/2 in.

Flag itself appx. 6 3/4" x 10 1/2", 18" x 22" framed.

Two 46 Star Oklahoma Parade Flags together with a 45 star Utah Flag. Oklahoma flag: frame size: H 10'1/2", W 10-1/2"; flag H 3-1/8", W 6". Oklahoma flag : frame size H 16-3/", W 10-12", fabric portion

Two parade flags: 42-star and 45-star, cotton and silk. Larger: 8-1/2 in x 16 in.

Red white blue and green printed on cloth, probably originally intended as a hanging broadside at a parade. 45 stars on the flags indicate a date of 1896. The motto "Pour Autre Vie." means 'For the li

Welcome, Teddy! This wonderful 45-star American flag was decorated for President Theodore Roosevelt's visit to Evanston, Wyoming in 1903. Roosevelt’s visit was part of his eight week, 25-state t

A group of five American parade flags, circa 1890-1959 to include a 42-star flag; a 44-star flag with original pole; a 45-star flag with original pole; a 48-star flag; and a 49-star flag. (Dimensions:

A lot of two wands fitted with American parade flags from the late 19th C. and first quarter of 20th C. The first, fitted with a printed silk 45-star flag commemorating Utah statehood, on a wood pole;

Replica U.S. Centennial parade flag, the stars arranged to read "1776 1876", framed, flag: 45"h x 28.5"w

Printed on linen with U.S. spread winged shield breasted eagle clutching arrows & laurel branch in talons with ring of 34 five point stars on canton, 18 x 13", in Victorian walnut frame, 21 x 15 1/2".

35-star Civil War American parade flag featuring a rare haloed star design. Measuring 20” by 30,” this block-printed flag is larger than most extant examples. The 35-star flag became offic

Flag is super rare and only one other example has emerged in previous years. American Flag represents the state of Indiana. Existed for only one year. Starched muslin material . Measures 4 x 6". Shipp

Small 29 Star Parade Flag, America, 1846-48. Printed cotton, the canton with large central star surrounded by two rings of smaller stars and a star in each corner, mounted in a grain-painted frame wit

Miniature 34 Star Parade Flag with Wood Staff, America, 1861-63. Printed cotton with 'global rows' star pattern, with wood staff, mounted in a veneered frame with a gilt liner, flag, ht. 2 1/2, wd. 4

United States 34 star parade flag signed in pencil W H Perham (William H Perham, Brookfield, VT Pvt, Co C, with the 15th VT at Gettysburg, (enlisted 10/22/62, mustered out 8/5/63), slight tear at top

39 - Star Parade Flag printed on finely woven linen, unofficial flag as North Dakota and South Dakota were admitted to the union on November 2nd, 1889 as part of the Dakota Territory, and there would