A few examples of appraisal values for
1975 FLAGS

• Early 45 star flag.
  Early 45 star flag.
• 1945 Bull Dog Bunting 48 star
  1945 Bull Dog Bunting 48 star United States American flag, 5' x 9-1/2', excellent condition
• (3) VINTAGE AMERICAN FLAGS, 48,
  (3) VINTAGE AMERICAN FLAGS, 48, 45 & 42 STAR FLAGS 48 Star - 7' 5" x 11' 5" 45 Star - 5' x 8' 42 Star - 6' 3" x 11' 4"
• 2PC AMERICAN 45 & 48 STAR FLAGS
  2PC AMERICAN 45 & 48 STAR FLAGS United States,1896-1959Includes one forty-five star and one forty-eight star American flag.
• A collection of seven First Day
  A collection of seven First Day Cover albums containing the following; 1) The Flags of the Fifty States, 1976 2) 1985-1987 3) 1989-1991 4) 1981-1983 5) 1995-1996 6) 1973-1991 7) 1991-1992 Condition: good overall CT Transfer Fee $10
• VINTAGE 48 STAR AMERICAN FLAG,
  VINTAGE 48 STAR AMERICAN FLAG, CIRCA 1945Vintage 48 Star American Flag, circa 1945, wool bunting construction, housed in a contemporary white washed frame. Overall 41 in. x 68 in.
• 45-star US flag, military related
  45-star US flag, military related items to include a 45-star flag, applique stars, 42"H x 80" W, post cards, assorted patches and pins, fur felt cap, WWII parachute doll, several many correspondances and a large collection of QSL cards.
• FORTY-EIGHT STAR FLAG. From 1912 to
  FORTY-EIGHT STAR FLAG. From 1912 to 1959, wool. Machine sewn stripes and stars. Some small holes. 66"w. 112"I.
• VINTAGE AMERICAN 45 STAR
  VINTAGE AMERICAN 45 STAR FLAG-1896The 45-star flag became the official United States flag on July 4, 1896. A star was added for the admission to the Union of Utah on January 4, 1896. The 45-star flag was in use for 12 years, until July 4, 1908 with the addition of a star for the state of Oklahoma, admitted to the Union on November 16, 1907. 58" high, 93" long. Some small holes, expected age and use wear, fading and discoloration. Condition: Auction buying is wholesale and not the same as retail store or retail internet buying. There are no returns based on condition. Our auction items are mostly vintage, mostly from estates, and are not in perfect condition. The items are sold "as is", and we are acting as agents, not as principals. Accordingly, prospective buyers are entirely responsible for determining the physical condition of lots prior to and as a condition to bidding. Bidders are obligated to determine their level of interest in and value of the items based solely on their own review. To assist prospective bidders in this endeavor, we offer in person open-house preview days prior to the auction, and also provide written condition reports in response to emailed requests submitted to condition@woodburyauction.com at least two days prior to the auction. The printed catalog lot information is a best efforts presentation of our opinion, rendered on a time-sensitive schedule, and is provided for guidance only, without legal obligation, and does not constitute a "statement of fact". The absence of condition statements in a lot catalog entry does not mean that the item is in perfect condition or is without defects. Please understand that our duty is to present the items fairly for bidder consideration and that the bidder's duty is to make independent investigation of the condition of items before bidding.
• 38 STAR UNITED STATES FLAG, CIRCA
  38 STAR UNITED STATES FLAG, CIRCA 1877 Hand-woven and painted 38-star United States flag mounted on a wood pole, dating to 1876-1877 after Colorado was admitted to the U.S. on August 1, 1876. 40.5" H x 62.5" W x 0.5" D.
• Early American 45 star flag.
  Early American 45 star flag. Approx. 5' 5'' x 9'. As found.
• 48-STAR SEWN SILK UNITED STATES
  48-STAR SEWN SILK UNITED STATES FLAG (1912-1959) A superior flag, likely for indoor use, 58 x 37 in. including fringe.
• U.S. Stamp First Day Cover
  U.S. Stamp First Day Cover Collection ''Flags of the Fifty States'' 1976 in album.
• 1980 POSTER 50TH ANNIVERSARY
  1980 POSTER 50TH ANNIVERSARY WHITNEY MUSEUMAfter Jasper John's exhibition double flag poster '1980 The 50th Anniversary of the Whitney Museum of American Art' featuring 2 American flags in light wood frame. Bottom left 'Poster Jasper Johns@stonyJohnInc and Gemini Gel 1979'. Measures 47"H x 31"W framed.
• Three flags including: American
  Three flags including: American flag with thirty-seven stars c. 1867-1877 printed on silk numerous stains or foxing slightly unraveled corner pinhead sized hole LL toning of silk 15 1/2'' h. x 23 1/2'' w.; along with two c. 1870s-1880s 45-star flags stars directly stitched to fabric one 6' x 12'.
• FIVE SMALL LATE 19TH CENTURY UNITED
  FIVE SMALL LATE 19TH CENTURY UNITED STATES FLAGS The first a 45-star flag marking Utah's admittance to the Union in 1896; the others each carry a thirteen-star configuration, the largest flag being 4-1/4 x 6-1/2 in. All flags are of printed cotton and are presented in wooden frames painted black.
• FORTY-SIX STAR AMERICAN FLAG.
  FORTY-SIX STAR AMERICAN FLAG. 1908-1912. Printed silk flag. Stains and some edge wear. Flag, 7"h. 9"w., frame, 13.25"h. 16.25"w.
• [Flags and Patriotic Textiles]
  [Flags and Patriotic Textiles] Sea Flags of the World 1794  A View of the FLAGGS that are to be found at SEA in all Parts of the WORLD; Containing Upwards of One Hundred more than in another Collection & carefully Corrected by Several Sea Commanders. Published May 12 1794 by Laurie & Whittier London successors to Robert Sayer. Hand-colored. 22'' x 29'' framed to 27'' x 34''. Plate impression measures 18'' x 21.5''. A 3'' x 4'' printed paper label is affixed to the upper margin from the Dublin nautical goods supplier McAuley & Hughes. Condition: Scattered minor stains. One 2.5'' vertical tear at upper center.
• [Flags and Patriotic Textiles]
  [Flags and Patriotic Textiles] 38-Star American Parade Flags  Lot of 7 glazed cotton printed parade flags each with 38 stars configured in 7/6/6/6/6/7 horizontal rows six flags measuring 6.75'' x 9.75'' affixed to 18'' dowels one measuring 17.5'' x 12'' affixed to a 23.5'' dowel. Colorado was admitted as the 38th state in 1876 and no other states were admitted until the Dakotas in 1889. These flags were found inside the walls of a building in Iowa which was built in 1884 during demolition for remodeling. Condition: Scattered stains and color loss. Each with a horizontal ''crease'' or ''pinch'' under the topmost stripe.
• Shepard Fairey (American b. 1970)
  Shepard Fairey (American b. 1970) "Flag". Lithographic poster in colors 2009 signed in pencil at the lower right. Not framed.
• ANTIQUE 46 STAR AMERICAN
  ANTIQUE 46 STAR AMERICAN FLAGAntique 46 Star American Flag , flown from 1908-1912, wool bunting construction with small period hand sewn repairs. Housed in a contemporary bird eye maple frame. Overall 57 in. x 76 in.
• FRAMED 45 STAR PRINTED U.S. FLAGca.
  FRAMED 45 STAR PRINTED U.S. FLAGca. 1896-1908; small traditional handheld flag on stick, printed on coarse weave cotton fabric, on white ground in blue painted frame, 12 1/2"x 15 3/4" framed; Condition: some print fading, overall like new, possible new-old stock flag
• U.S. Centennial period thirty-eight
  U.S. Centennial period thirty-eight star silk flag 1877-1890 the stars in a circular pattern and with gold fringe. 19"x28"
• Thirteen pieces of patriotic
  Thirteen pieces of patriotic textiles and ephemera including: World War II-era hanging tri-stripe flag banner with 48 stars some staining large patch near top 2' x 10'; along with a 49 star flag some stains and small holes 3' x 5'; World War II-era hanging gold star service flag 4' x 6'; medical service window flag embroidered olive green felt 10 1/2'' l.; ''Serving Our Country'' double star flag; blue star window flag with yellow fringe; painted metal flag some paint loss; two small cloth parade flags 5'' h.; two packaged sets of three 49-star American flags; print of ''Stars and Stripes Forever''; and Grand Army Flag Day program from February 12 1928 from Rhode Island school system.
• 38-Star American Parade Flags Lot
  38-Star American Parade Flags Lot of 4 glazed cotton printed parade flags each with 38 stars configured in 7/6/6/6/6/7 horizontal rows with three measuring 6.75 x 9.75 in. the fourth measuring 11.75 x 17.25 in. each mounted on wooden dowel. Colorado was admitted as the 38th state in 1876. Condition: Previous owner's inked notes on dowels; few light ?scattered stains on flags.?
• 36 STAR FLAG, OF THE PERIOD
  36 STAR FLAG, OF THE PERIOD 1865-67Hand sewn flag of loose spun cotton with a heavier cotton hoist. Grommet holes reinforced with stitching, phalanx or battalion arrangement of stars, sewn on each side of the canton, with the rays arranged roughly similarly. 36 star flags were officially used from July 4, 1865 - July 4 1867, beginning with Nevada statehood. This style flag was famously used to cushion Abraham Lincoln as he lay on his deathbed after being shot at Ford's Theater on April 15. Hand crafted flag has a blue field composed of two pieces, stars finished neatly on one side, with the hoist on the right. Overall approx. 91-1/2" L x 52-3/4" H. Overall wear commensurate with age and use. Some discoloration/staining, mended areas, holes, etc. See images for detail.This item can be shipped in-house.
• ARTIST UNKNOWN: FIGURAL AMERICAN
  ARTIST UNKNOWN: FIGURAL AMERICAN FLAGArtist Unknown: Figural American Flag, 1972; screenprint on paper; signed illegibly, dated and numbered 225/550 Dimensions: Frame: 20 3/4 x 32 1/2 in. (52.7 x 82.6 cm.) Condition: Encased in acrylic.
• AMERICAN 45 STAR FLAG American 45
  AMERICAN 45 STAR FLAG American 45 Star Flag
• 13-star American flag, hand sewn
  13-star American flag, hand sewn linen, binding at hoist edge with brass grommets and marked "U.S. Ensign No. 8 Oct. 1889", 19th century or earlier, approximately 30 x 53 in. Extensive losses, fading, holes and stains, binding at hoist edge possibly later.
• Framed one star flag, 19th c.
  Framed one star flag, 19th c. 11.75"L x 16.5"W
• LARGE 45-STAR UNITED STATES FLAG,
  LARGE 45-STAR UNITED STATES FLAG, 1896-1908 Printed cotton, this quirky star configuration recognizes the January 4, 1896 admission of Utah to the Union, presented in gilt wooden frame.
• 1880S US FLAG SHIELD BANNEROld late
  1880S US FLAG SHIELD BANNEROld late 19th century gauze-like flag banner. This item is from a private collection of Americana, obtained from the National Museum of Patriotism in Atlanta (which closed in 2010). Measures 20" x 22" in 26" x 28" frame.
• U.S. FORTY-FIVE STAR FLAG c.
  U.S. FORTY-FIVE STAR FLAG c. 1896-1908 only hand sewn 5'8'' x 9'2''. The 45-star flag became the official United States flag on July 4 1896 with the admission of the State of Utah and was in service for only 12 years.
• VINTAGE LAKE PLACID 1980 OLYMPICS
  VINTAGE LAKE PLACID 1980 OLYMPICS BANNERVintage canvas press flag/banner. Approx. 39" x 27". Provenance: From the estate of cinematographer Richie Westlein (1951-2023), winner of 13 Emmy awards for technical excellence. Westlein's credits include Monday Night Football, One Life to Live a nd All My Children. See images. Wear typical for use. shipping info This item can be shipped in-house.
• TWENTY-TWO VOLUMES OF FLAGS OF
  TWENTY-TWO VOLUMES OF FLAGS OF THE UNITED NATIONS FIRST DAY COVERS, 1980Twenty-Two Volumes of Flags of The United Nations First Day Covers, 1980,
• PATRIOTIC BANNER AND SMALL PARADE
  PATRIOTIC BANNER AND SMALL PARADE FLAG To include: a vintage 13-star banner incorporating American flag elements, mid-20th century, 22-1/2 x 114 in., sewn cotton retaining one grommet; the hoist inscribed "PEE KAY GRILL...ASHLAND KY," good condition with some soiling; plus, a 46-star parade flag on a stick noting the 1908 admittance of Oklahoma to the Union, 11 x 17 in., coarse printed cotton with minor stains.