A Scarce & Generously Sized Hand-Stitched Appliqué 'Oklahoma' Flag of America c.1908-1912

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A Scarce & Generously Sized Hand-Stitched Appliqué 'Oklahoma' Flag of America c.1908-1912Origin: American Period: Early Twentieth Century Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1908 12 Height: 40 inches Width: 76 inches The double hand stitched 1908 1912 Oklahoma statehood stars and stripes flag in quality cloth with forty six stars and thirteen thick red and white stripes is well sized with brass eyelets and ink stamped linen hoist. Wonderfully tactile and soft to the touch, there are one or two holes but the red and blue of the flag have remained

Connotations of victory

The printed commemorative flag in soft thin cotton showing George in ceremonial garb depicted center over a white British ensign

carpet weaving started in the 19th century

Moving to Birmingham to increase production

other children were cruelly treated and unhappy

preserved around 1930 and in fantastic overall condition

where the comics were less popular than in Europe

spins and spirals based on Alan Cobham’s hugely successful flying circus

with increased mechanisation and mass production

whilst the pale

funnels and superstructure

Elegantly crafted and wonderfully well preserved is this pair of etched apothecary bottles one marked for ACID