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A RARE 19-STAR FLAG AMERICAN PARADE FLAG, INDIANA STATEHOOD CIRCA 1870

Offered by: H&S Fine Art and Antiques

Description
A rare 19 - Star American Parade Fag commemorating Indiana Statehood, circa 1870. Printed on cotton, the stars arranged in 4 rows of 4 with 3 additional stars to the right side of canton, mounted and framed. Provenance: Kevin Keim & Peter Keim. Literature: A Grand Old Flag: A History of the United States Through its Flags (2007), 62 & 63. Indiana was admitted to statehood, December 11, 1816, under President James Madison, with a constitution that forbade slavery and required government funding for public schools. Its admission revived the practice of admitting a "Slave" state for every "Free" state within a year of each other to maintain the delicate balance of power in the Senate. Exhibition History " American Flag Festival," Heinz History Center, Pittsburg, PA, 2002.
" To Build and Sustain," The National Heritage Museum, Lexington, MA, 2002.
"These Tattered Flags," The National Civil War Museum, Harrisburg, PA, 2005.
" American Flags," The Bullock Texas State History Museum, Austin, TX, 2016-2917.

More Information

Origin:	United States, Indiana
Period:	19th Century
Materials:	PRINTED ON COTTON
Condition:	Good. very good for its age.
Creation Date:	CIRCA 1870
Styles / Movements:	Folk Art, Americana, Traditional
Patterns:	Stripes & Solid, Traditional
Book References:	Kevin Keim & Peter Keim, A Grand Old Flag: A History of The United States Through its Flags (2007), 62 & 63.
Incollect Reference #:	808818

Dimensions

W.	6.25 in;	H.	3.5 in;
W.	15.88 cm;	H.	8.89 cm;

Message from Seller:

H&S Fine Art and Antiques is a distinguished gallery based in the San Francisco Bay Area, specializing in American folk art, decorative and modern art, as well as Oriental antiquities. With a keen eye for craftsmanship, historical richness, and aesthetics, we offer a carefully curated collection for collectors and enthusiasts alike. By appointment only. Contact us at h.s.fineartandantiques@gmail.com for inquiries.