 38 STARS IN AN EXTREMELY RARE PATTERN THAT BEARS A CLUSTER OF 6 SMALL STARS WITHIN A LINEAL PATTERN OF LARGER STARS, 1876-1889, COLORADO STATEHOOD
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 36 STARS ON A CIVIL WAR ERA PARADE FLAG, 1864-67, NEVADA STATEHOOD
 34 STARS, WITH SCATTERED POSITIONING, ON AN ANTIQUE AMERICAN PARADE FLAG MADE DURING THE OPENING TWO YEARS OF THE CIVIL WAR, 1861-63, KANSAS STATEHOOD
 CAMPAIGN KERCHIEF MADE TO SUPPORT THE 1892 PRESIDENTIAL RUN OF BENJAMIN HARRISON AND WHITELAW REID, WITH PATRIOTIC IMAGERY AND PROTECTION TO HOME INDUSTRIES SLOGAN
 PAIR OF KERCHIEFS FROM THE 1904 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN: ROOSEVELT VS. PARKER
 45 UPSIDE-DOWN STARS, 1896-1907, UTAH STATEHOOD, SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR ERA
 45 STARS IN ZIGZAGING OFFSET ROWS, AN UNUSUAL CONFIGURATION ON AN ANTIQUE AMERICAN PARADE FLAG WITH EXCEPTIONAL COLOR, UTAH STATEHOOD, 1896-1908, SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR ERA
 EXTREMELY RARE PARADE FLAG WITH RARE CIRCLE-IN-A-SQUARE STAR CONFIGURATION, MADE FOR THE 1868 PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN OF HORATIO SEYMOUR AND FRANCIS PRESTON BLAIR, JR., WITH HIGHLY UNUSUAL GRAPHICS THAT INCLUDE A "GREENBACK" DOLLAR WITH SEYMOUR'S PORTRAIT
 33 STARS, MEDALLION CONFIGURATION, PRE-CIVIL WAR THROUGH WAR PERIOD, 1859-1861
 13 STARS ARRANGED IN A 4-5-4 PATTERN ON A SMALL-SCALE FLAG OF THE 1895-1910 ERA
 13 STARS IN A MEDALLION CONFIGURATION ON A LARGE SCALE PARADE FLAG MADE FOR THE 1876 CENTENNIAL
 15 STARS, MADE EITHER TO CELEBRATE KENTUCKY STATEHOOD OR TO GLORIFY THE SOUTH, 1861-1876, VERY RARE
 41 STARS, AN UNOFFICIAL COUNT, ACCURATE FOR JUST THREE DAYS, EXTREMELY RARE, 1889, MONTANA STATEHOOD
 38 STAR FLAG, MADE OF SILK WITH 12 STRIPES AND THREE DIFFERENT STYLES OF HAND-EMBROIDERED STARS, ARRANGED TO REFLECT THE NUMBER OF NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN SUPPORTING STATES DURING THE CIVIL WAR, AND RESULTING IN ONE OF THE MOST RARE STAR CONFIGURATIONS EXTANT AMONG SURVIVING EXAMPLES, COLORADO STATEHOOD, 1876-1889
 EXTRORDINARY CONFEDERATE OFFICER'S FLAG IN THE 1ST NATIONAL DESIGN (STARS & BARS), WITH 11 EMBROIDERD STARS IN A "GREAT STAR" PATTERN ON ONE SIDE AND "CSA" ON THE OTHER, TAKEN ON SHERMAN'S MARCH BY A SOLDIER FROM THE 20TH CONNECTICUT VOLUNTEERS
 32 STARS IN A ONE-OF-A-KIND PATTERN ON A DYNAMIC FLAG WITH PURPORTED CONFEDERATE CAPTURE HISTORY AT THE FIRST MANASSAS; A VERY RARE STAR COUNT, OFFICIAL FOR 1 YEAR AND ACCURATE FOR JUST 9 MONTHS, MINNESOTA STATEHOOD, 1858-59
 28 STARS, AN EXTREMELY RARE AND DESIRABLE STAR COUNT REFLECTING TEXAS STATEHOOD, OFFICIAL FOR ONLY ONE YEAR, 1845-46
 31 STARS ARRANGED IN A RARE VARIATION OF THE “GREAT STAR” PATTERN, WITH THE WORDS "RHODE ISLAND" PAINTED IN THE STRIPES, PART OF A SERIES OF THESE FLAGS, THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN USED AT THE WIGWAM CONVENTION (THE 1860 REPUBLICAN NATIONAL CONVENTION) IN C
 DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE, WITH TEXT AND REPRODUCED SIGNATURES, MADE FOR THE 1876 CENTENNIAL INTERNATIONAL EXPOSITION
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