A few examples of appraisal values for
CIVIL WAR FLAG

• CIVIL WAR FLAG MEMENTOCivil War
  CIVIL WAR FLAG MEMENTOCivil War flag memento, purportedly cut from a successions flag in Manassas, frame - 10 3/4" x 8 5/8". Competitive in-house shipping is available for this lot. Condition: Good condition. No apparent damages or repairs. Not examined out of frame. Provenance: Washington, D.C. estate.
• CIVIL WAR FLAGSTAFF10 foot long
  CIVIL WAR FLAGSTAFF10 foot long wooden Civil War flagstaff with gilt metal eagle finial. Foot has brass cap.
• CIVIL WAR FLAGSTAFF HONORING A
  CIVIL WAR FLAGSTAFF HONORING A BRIGHTON, MASSACHUSETTS HERO Two-part form joined by threaded brass fittings, the lower part terminating in a brass ferrule while the upper end is drilled to accommodate a flagpole ornament, most likely an American eagle; the shaft is fitted with an engraved metal shield reading "Presented by Miss Mabel E. Lord to Joel D. Dudley Camp No. 89 S. of V. From Their Friends July 26, 1889." The subject of remembrance here was Corporal Joel D. Dudley of Brighton, who enlisted on October 17, 1861 in Co. "I," 1st Massachusetts Cavalry and later transferred to Co. "I," 4th Massachusetts Cavalry." Corporal Dudley served nearly he entire war in the saddle, only to be killed in action at High Bridge, Virginia on April 6, 1865, a mere three days before Robert E. Lee surrendered at nearby Appomattox Court House to Ulysses S. Grant. The Sons of Veterans camp bearing Corporal Dudley's name was disbanded as time passed and local interest in remembering the dead ceased. Total length of joined halves 112 in.
• 1868 DIMINUTIVE CIVIL WAR FLAG WITH
  1868 DIMINUTIVE CIVIL WAR FLAG WITH 34 STARSFRAMED, PRESENTED TO CAPT. HENRY B. MCLAUGHLIN, DUXBURY CO., LL OF THE 4TH REGIMENT MASS VOLUNTEERS MILITIA. GIVEN AT A RECEPTION ON THEIR RETURN FROM THE WAR OF THE REBELLION. ALSO ATTACHED TO THE FLAG IS A HAND SEWN PATCH THAT SAYS BISLAND SUNDAY, APRIL 12TH, PORT HUDSON, JULY 9TH, 1863. IT WAS THE FINAL ENGAGEMENT IN THE UNION CAMPAIGNS TO RECAPTURE THE MISSISSIPPI RIVER. SIGHT SIZE 7" X 11". SHOWS SOME FADING, STAINS AND DISCOLORATION AS WELL AS SEVERAL SMALL HOLES. ALONG WITH A PAPERBOUND BOOKLET TITLED "COMPANY I FOURTH MASS. REGIMENT NINE MONTHS VOLUNTERS IN SERVICE 1862-3, BOSTON, 1863", 40 PAGES, LISTING THE ENTIRE CO. ROLL: OFFICERS AND ENLISTED MEN, MEMBERS OF THE COMPANY IN PRINCIPLE EXPEDITIONS, MEMBERS OF THE COMPANY TAKEN PRISONERS, RECORD OF DEATHS, ACCOUNTS OF THEIR COMPANY IN PORT HUDSON AND BRASHEAR CITY. THE BOOKLET SHOWS WEAR WITH LOSS AND CHIPPING TO THE CORNERS AND EDGES AS WELL AS FOXING THROUGHOUT.
• Confederate Civil War flag 48" x
  Confederate Civil War flag 48" x 104". ?
• 36-Star American National Flag from
  36-Star American National Flag from the Benjamin Harrison Estate Worsted wool 55 x 96 in. 7-7-8-7-7 star pattern. Two names are inked on the hoist but neither can be clearly made out. Framed under plexiglass to 67 x 106 in with brass plaque reading Civil War Flag / Flown Over / Indiana State Capital / Corydon Indiana / 1865. The ''Indiana State Capital'' refers to the building which served as the original state capital from 1816-1825 though Indianapolis was the official capital when this flag was flown. The 36-star flag was made official upon Nevada's accession to the Union on July 4 1865 and was replaced two years later when Nebraska achieved statehood. The workmanship and non-standard star pattern indicate this flag was probably a homemade version sewn prior to July 4th so that the residents of Corydon could celebrate Independence Day and the admission of a new state with the proper flag.
• [Civil War - Veterans] CSA
  [Civil War - Veterans] CSA Post-Civil War Flags Including Kentucky S.C.V. Pennant  Lot of 2 including a 48'' x 72'' Confederate battle flag and a Kentucky S.C.V. pennant made by Defiance 24'' x 13''. Condition: Battle flag slightly discolored with scattered small holes. SCV flag with scattered stains/discoloration else very good.