 15 STARS, LIKELY MADE TO CELEBRATE KENTUCKY STATEHOOD, 1863-1865, CIVIL WAR ERA, EXTREMELY RARE
 13 STARS, MEDALLION PATTERN, 1876 CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION
 8 STARS, CONFEDERATE SYMPATHIZER, VIRGINIA SECESSION, EXTREMELY SCARCE, 1861
 CIVIL WAR CAMP COLORS, 35 STARS, 1863-1865, PRESS-DYED ON WOOL BUNTING, EXTREMELY RARE
 13 HAND-SEWN STARS, 1876 CENTENNIAL ERA, IN A RARE, SMALL, AND HIGHLY DESIRABLE SIZE FOR THE PERIOD
 13 STARS, 1876-98, A VERY RARE PRINTED EXAMPLE, UNUSUALLY LARGE, PROBABLY MADE IN CANADA
 34 STARS, 1861-63, CIVIL WAR PERIOD, "GLOBAL ROWS" DESIGN
 13 STARS, MEDALLION PATTERN, 1876 CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION, A LARGE, SCARCE EXAMPLE
 46 STARS WITH ORDERED CHANGE IN STAR POSITIONING, OKLAHOMA STATEHOOD, 1907-1912
 38 STARS, COLORADO STATEHOOD, 1876-1889, SCATTERED STAR POSITIONING
 RARE AND STRIKING 48 STAR FLAG WITH BOLD OVERPRINTED TEXT ADVERTISING THE 75TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE BATTLE OF GETTYSBURG IN 1938
 CIVIL WAR CAMP COLORS, 34 STARS, 1861-1864, PRESS-DYED ON WOOL BUNTING, EXTREMELY RARE
 CONFEDERATE FIRST NATIONAL FLAG OR "STARS & BARS", AN UNUSUALLY NICE REUNION PERIOD EXAMPLE, 1884-1920
 CONFEDERATE OFFICER'S FLAG OR GUIDON IN THE 1ST NATIONAL (STARS & BARS) PATTERN, HAND-SEWN SILK WITH 7 HAND-EMBROIDERED STARS IN A WREATH PATTERN, SAID TO HAVE BEEN MADE BY "LADIES IN RALEIGH" FOR THE 1ST NORTH CAROLINA INFANTRY
 13 STARS IN THE BETSY ROSS WREATH CONFIGURATION, ONE OF THE VERY FIRST PRINTED FLAGS TO APPEAR IN THIS STYLE, A SOUVENIR OF THE BETSY ROSS HOUSE, PHILADELPHIA, 1898-1915
 39 STARS, ELONGATED FORM WITH TWO SIZES OF STARS, NEVER AN OFFICIAL STAR COUNT, 1875-76
 CONFEDERATE BIBLE FLAG WITH 13 SIX-POINTED STARS AND ITS BAR COLORS REVERSED, 1861-65
 38 HAND-SEWN STARS, 1876-1889, COLORADO STATEHOOD
 31 STARS, PRE-CIVIL WAR (1850-1858), CALIFORNIA STATEHOOD, HALOED MEDALLION CONFIGURATION
 36 HAND-EMBROIDERED STARS IN TWO DIFFERENT SIZES, ARRANGED IN THE FORM OF A WHIMSICAL, INVERTED GREAT STAR PATTERN, AN EXTRAORDINARY HAND-SEWN EXAMPLE IN A RARE, SMALL SIZE, CIVIL WAR PERIOD, NEVADA STATEHOOD, 1864-67
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