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Lot 2081A - CIVIL WAR CAPTURED CONFEDERATE FLAG CIRCA 1862
The flag is correct in every aspect measuring 58 inches on the fly and 38 inches on the hoist. The flag was told to have come out of Pennsylvania and upon examination one can tell it evidently was a captured flag and taken home as a trophy. In several places small sections have been cut out for souvenirs as often seen on captured flags. This flag probably dates to early 1862. One flag similar to this one was captured near Jonesboro in late 1864. The flag is constructed of bunting with cotton stars and with hand sewn eyelets on the leading canvas border. Condition is very good with several tears and rips. Included with flag is frame with backing and plexi-glass face.
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Lot 2072 - POST CIVIL WAR ERA THIRTY-SIX 36 STAR FLAG
36 star printed flag of 13.5 x 9 inches. Framed with some discoloration and light wear. The 36-Star Flag: This Flag became the Official United States Flag on July 4th, 1865. A star was added for the admission of Nevada (October 31st, 1864) and was to last for 2 years. The only President to serve under this flag was Andrew Johnson (1865-1869).
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Lot 2081 - POST CIVIL WAR UNITED CONFEDERATE VETRANS FLAG
A single sided cotton linen first national Confederate flag with sewn 13 stars and 3 bars measuring 33 1/2 x 22 inches. Flag has some staining, but overall good condition.
Rob Swinson
32nd & 45th Mississippi (Consolidated) Historian