The American flag is a treasured icon, woven through our nation's history. Our national flag, in its many forms, has been present during all of our nation's wars, national triumphs, national …

While medallion flags of any style are considered rare, hand sewn medallion flags with variable sized stars are rare in the extreme, with only a handful of examples known.

The battalion battle flag of 1st Battalion, 314th Infantry Regiment, is also a great rarity. The flag, at just over 50 inches square, is smaller than a full regimental sized battle flag, which tends to be …

Finally, each possess certain traits that make them suitable for teaching about flags and the various construction techniques, materials, designs, and degrees of rarity. Click on each to …

506th Parachute Infantry Regiment, 101st Airborne Division, "Band of Brothers" Reunion Flag. This rare reunion flag was found in an estate in Bergen County, New Jersey, along with a full …

A lack of specific knowledge about the flag itself, a lack of time, and a lack of suitable materials in an utterly devastated region, combine to result in a collection of flags where nearly every …

There are very few American flags that survive from the earliest era of American flag, generally considered those made prior to 1830. I am not aware of any, in literature or in institutional or …

Future star counts on antique flags are an unusual area of flag collecting, and are generally rare. Flags with greater than 50 stars might have been produced by mistake or in expectation of the …

The selected flags shown below, all entirely hand sewn, form an important and significant sub-collection of early flags within the Rare Flags collection.

These flags are extremely rare. Only a few of these fragile silk flank markers survived their use in the field. The flag most likely saw service in the Oregon and Idaho Territories, and in Nebraska …