- North Dakota Statehood FlagSKU: AF0356North Dakota 39 star statehood flag with wave configuration. Was the unofficial North Dakota Flag as South Dakota was also admitted as the 40th state on the same day this flag became immediately obsolete. During this time new flags were commissioned to keep up with each new state. New flags only ...
$3,000 - Utah Statehood FlagSKU: AF0354Utah statehood flag printed on glazed cotton with 45 stars celebrating the admission of Utah as a state on January 4, 1896. Official flag for 12 years (1896 - 1908). 9" x 11" PERIOD: Early 20th CenturyORIGIN: Utah, United StatesSIZE: 9" x 11" Frame 17" x 19"
$2,500 - Oklahoma Statehood FlagSKU: AF0352On July 4th, 1908 the US flag grew to 46 stars with the addition of Oklahoma to the Union. (November 16, 1907). Theodore Roosevelt (1901-1909) and William Taft (1909-1913) served as presidents under the 46-star flag, which was official for 4 years. Printed on silk with notched pattern. 10" x ...
$3,000 - Arizona and New Mexico Statehood FlagSKU: AE092625th design patriotic flag with 48 stars. Arizona gained statehood on February 14, 1912. Printed on cotton. Notation on staff "Souvenir of St. Mary's Junior Dance January 29, 1938." This is the star count widely known to most Americans when they think of an "antique" flag. Because this is the ...
$3,000 - Wyoming Statehood FlagSKU: AE092444 star Wyoming statehood flag. Wyoming became a statehood on July 10, 1890. Printed flag on silk. In overprint " Compliments of Henry Althoff 'The Doctor' Sample, Meeting and Lunch Room, Cor. Livingston St., 251 Springfield Ave., Newark, NJ Government Steam Launch, 42 ft. long, to Let for ...
$3,500 - North Dakota Statehood FlagSKU: AE0546North Dakota 39 star statehood flag. Printed on cotton. It is an unofficial flag because of the introduction of North Dakota 39 and South Dakota 40 at one time. It started as a single state, formerly the Dakota territory. During this time, new flags were commissioned to keep up with each new ...
$3,000 - Oklahoma Statehood FlagSKU: A0621On July 4th, 1908 the US flag grew to 46 stars with the addition of Oklahoma to the Union. (November 16, 1907). Theodore Roosevelt(1901-1909) and William Taft(1909-1913) served as presidents under the 46-star flag, which was official for 4 years. Silk or linen. 12” x 18”, frame size 16” x ...
$3,000 - Oklahoma Statehood FlagSKU: A0210On July 4th, 1908 the US flag grew to 46 stars with the addition of Oklahoma to the Union. (November 16, 1907). Theodore Roosevelt (1901-1909) and William Taft (1909-1913) served as presidents under the 46-star flag, which was official for 4 years. Silk or linen. 10 1/2" x 7 3/4" PERIOD: ...
$2,500 - Washington Statehood FlagSKU: A0209Patriotic American flag with 42 stars. Washington became a statehood on November 11, 1889. Framed. PERIOD: Late 19th Century ORIGIN: Washington, United StatesSIZE: 6" x 3 3/4", Frame 12 1/2"x 10 1/2"
$2,500 - North Dakota Statehood FlagSKU: B035439-star North Dakota statehood flag. North Dakota gained statehood on November 2, 1889, however as South Dakota was also admitted as the 40th State on the same day, this flag became instantly obsolete. During this time, new flags were commissioned to keep up with each new state. New flags only ...
$3,000 - Patriotic Flag with 13 StarsSKU: A0208Small patriotic flag with 13 stars - period. 7" x 4 1/4". PERIOD: 19th CenturyORIGIN: Unknown, United StatesSIZE: 7" x 4 1/4", Frame 14 1/2" x 18 1/2"
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Antique Statehood Flags
Cisco’s collection of antique American flags represent an important period in American history. The first states joined together on June 14, 1777. Each time a state was admitted to the United States, a star would be added onto the flag. However, each incoming state desired a parade flag with the correct number of stars for their Independence Day celebration. These were printed in limited editions on inexpensive fabrics. Due to the pace at which states were being admitted, these surviving flags are quite rare. Many collectors are drawn to the historical significance of old flags and collect them as a way to preserve a piece of American history. Others collect them as a form of patriotic art or decoration.
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