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Feal free to correct my terminology and I apologize for the bad photos.
This flag belongs to a friend of mine. While the flag is tattered, it is original with the original pole with top. I understand the flag has 33 stars.
You note the box protecting it. We have several questions.
How rare?
What value?
Any responses are appreciated.
Jim
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Hi Jim,
I will ask my flag friend. 33 is unusual for a centennial
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Wouldn't 33 stars be before civil war, doesn't civil war flags have 36 stars.
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Jim, is there anyway to get a pic of the flag unferrled?
Fritz
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The flag is a bit tattered on the edges and I was afraid to transport it. I will visit my friend next Wednesday and see what I can do.
I did not count the stars but he thought sure it was 33. I will check.
Here is a photo I took which is closer. I apologize for the bad photo. poor light and i amshooting through glass.
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